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Alcoholism is the addiction to the consumption of alcoholic liquor or the mental illness and compulsive behavior resulting from alcohol dependency.

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Drinking can effect other people like family or friends.

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- pain in the pancreas
- impact on liver
- shrinking frontal lobes
- shifty eyes
- major mouth problems
- stomach distress
- muscle cramps
- infertility
- etc.

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There are many legal ramifications for alcohol such as drinking and driving, illegal alcohol purchasing, illegal consumption/possession of alcohol beverages, etc.

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Drug interactions happen when  a drug interferes with another drug in which the drugs have similar properties then the effects can be possibly magnified

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12 fl oz of regular beer has the same amount of alcohol as 8-9 fl oz of malt liquor which is the same as about 5 fl oz of table wine which is also the same as about 1.5 fl oz shot of 80 proof distilled spirits.

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Blood alcohol content/concentration is "commonly used as a metric of alcohol intoxication for legal or medical purposes." Your BAC depends on many different variables such as your mass, gender, amount that was consumed before drinking, body fat, rate of consumption, medications, illness, how much you drank, etc.

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- lowered inhibitions
- poor concentration
- slow reflexes and reaction time
- slower brain activity
- less clear sensations and perceptions
- slurred speech
- altered emotions
- brain development disruption
- dying brain cells

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- relaxing feeling
- reduced tension
- lowered inhibitions
- reduced coordination
- sleepiness
- poor vision
- sleepiness and disruption of sleeping patterns
- increased urine production
- increased blood flow to skin surface
- lower core body temperature
- vomiting
- uncontrolled urination
- uncontrolled defecation
- breathing difficulties
- passing out
- alcohol poisoning
- comas
- possible death
- liver damage/cirrhosis (chronic liver damage)
- decreasing brain mass
- stomach and intestinal ulcers and destroyed organs
- blood pressure increases (causes heart disease, heart attack, or stroke)
- male sperm production decreases
- lower levels of iron and vitamin B (causes anemia)
- alcoholism
- death
- fetal alcohol syndrome in unborn children