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MEN?S ALCOHOLISM: LOOK OUT BODY, HERE IT COMES
Even if you have yourself convinced that heavy drinking won’t get in the way of your family or career, chances are you?re still destroying your body. ?Alcohol has a negative physiological effect on every human tissue,” says Max A. Schneider, M.D., clinical associate professor of psychiatry and human behavior at the University of California College of Medicine at Irvine.
Ready to get depressed? Here’s a partial tour of how excessive drinking can damage your body.
Blood. Alcohol suppresses the production of platelets and red and white blood cells. As a result, heavy drinkers are more susceptible to anemia, infections and bleeding.
Brain. Heavy drinking can cause brain damage by slowing blood circulation and oxygen flow to the brain cells. In addition, drinking disrupts communication between nerve cells in the brain and actually can make them crave alcohol. There’s more: Excessive alcohol can impair memory. And heavy drinking increases the risk of stroke.
Heart. Although there is some evidence that one or two drinks a day may lower your risk of heart disease, more than two drinks a day can raise cholesterol and blood pressure and cause myocardiopathy, a swelling of the heart muscle that can lead to sickness and death.
Intestines. Alcohol abuse actually changes the structure of cells in the small intestine so they can’t properly absorb nutrients and trace minerals. That’s one reason that many heavy drinkers develop malnutrition.
Liver. It’s the liver that often suffers the most damage from alcohol abuse, since about 95 percent of the alcohol that enters your body is detoxified by it. Alcohol abuse can cause hepatitis (an inflammation of the liver) or cirrhosis (scarring of the liver), which reduce the organ’s ability to destroy dead red cells and to manufacture bile and other vital chemicals. Untreated, either can cause death.
Pancreas. Heavy drinkers are ten times more likely to develop diabetes than nondrinkers, because alcohol gradually destroys the pancreas, the organ that produces insulin.
Skin. Alcohol abuse can make you look older because booze decreases the elasticity of the skin, causing it to age faster. Drinking also makes you more susceptible to frostbite and burns.
Stomach. Alcohol decreases the production of mucin, a chemical that protects the stomach lining. Without enough mucin, powerful acids inflame the stomach, causing ulcers.
“Clearly the physical disruption from heavy drinking potentially can have a massive and destructive effect on the body,” Dr. Damstra says.
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