Alcoholism

Alcoholism and It's Effects
Alcoholism is a broad term for problems with alcohol, and is generally used to mean compulsive, and uncontrolled consumption of alcoholic beverages. usually to the detriment of the drinker's health, personal relationships, and social standing. It is medically considered a disease.
Alcohol has good effects as well as bad effects, Alcohol can briefly produce a pleasant and relaxed state of mind. People who drink larger quantities of alcohol are likely to have liver diseases as liver is responsible to breakdown alcohol into Carbon dioxide and water and this process is called detoxification.
Diseases which are caused to the liver are:
Jaundice:
This is a yellow discolouration of the skin and in the cornea of the eye.
Hepatitis:
It is inflammation of the liver, hereditary conditions. It is caused by many viruses and also by some poisons.
Cirrhosis:
Formation of fibrous tissue in the liver and death of liver cells.
Death of liver cell can cause Viral hepatitis and Alcoholism
Also can cause liver failure and Anaemia.

People with depression sometimes use alcohol as a form of self-medication
Alcohol in large quantities, whether taken to treat a depression or not, produces a depressant effect on people's mood.
Alcohol also reduces self-control makes the drinker feel drowsy, upset our sense of balance and coordination and makes you underestimate your own abilities, makes him unable to feel what is going on around him also lead to legal problems such as accidents and disorderly behaviour, or violent crime due to the impulsivity…
Alcohol doesn’t only affect the liver but it also has a damaging effect on the brain :
 loss of sensation in the arms or legs
 loss of muscle power
 profound memory disturbances
 a shrunken brain.

Drinking Alcohol in Small or moderate Quantity has good effects on:
Reduce the risk of heart disease:
Alcohol reduces heart attacks acts on the blood vessels and on blockages in the arteries to