Alcohol and your Health

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Alcohol and your Health Mixing your drinks Alcohol and your Health

What is alcohol and how does it affect our health? It is drug and a poison. Affects almost every part of the body.

How alcohol enters the body

Drug Effects of Alcohol

Effects of Alcohol

Effects of Alcohol

Poisonous Effects of Alcohol

The Liver

Other health problems

Pregnant Women and Alcohol During pregnancy alcohol from the mother is taken up by the developing baby. The developing baby will have a low birth weight Growth and mental health problems

So how much should a person drink?

Alcohol and Fitness

Drug Effects of Alcohol Relaxed Aggressive Happy Slow reactions Lose inhibitions Poor Co-Ordination