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If a person experiences an abnormal craving for beer, it means that he is suffering from beer alcoholism. Many people are convinced that this foamy drink is absolutely harmless. But they are wrong. He is capable of causing colossal harm to human health.
Most often, children and teenagers suffer from beer addiction. As for women, because of their love for beer, alcoholism almost always develops in them and is subsequently required coding from alcoholism price which she didn't really have. The harm of beer for men will be discussed a little below. Therefore, it is very important to start treating beer addiction in time. This will help avoid serious complications.
Symptoms of beer alcoholism are:
1. Pancreatic dysfunction.
2. Increase in blood sugar level.
3. Loose body.
4. Too much weight.
5. Blueness of each integument and red spots on the face.
6. "Bags" under the eyes.
7. Noisy breathing.
8. Shortness of breath.
9. Pain in the ribs and lower back.
10. Frequent weakness and malaise of unknown etiology.
If a man delays the treatment of beer addiction, then he usually begins to suffer from impotence, a lack of a male hormone called "testosterone". At the same time, he loses the ability to fertilize, and his body is oversaturated with female sex hormones, which provoke weight gain, breast growth, and fat deposits in the hips and pelvis. As a result, a man loses his masculine appearance and begins to look like a woman with a full and loose body.
Beer lovers should know that psychologically, a person is more dependent on it than on vodka.
The consequences of beer alcoholism are quite dangerous. First of all, it should be noted an increase in the numbers of blood pressure in the arteries, as the circulatory system is overflowing with liquid. An unpleasant consequence is also an increase in the internal cavities of the heart muscle, leading to hypertrophy of the myocardium. This low-alcohol drink also contains too much cobalt, which contributes to inflammation and irritation of the mucous membranes of the gastrointestinal tract. With regular consumption of beer in large quantities, the kidneys receive a colossal load, with which, in the end, they cease to cope. As a result, the patient develops swelling.
