Signs of Alcoholism are progressive, meaning that symptoms will worsen over time with continued use of alcohol. Signs of a drinking problem may include heavy drinking, frequent intoxication, or even a change in a person's demeanor while drinking. If a person finds that they are having trouble cutting back on the amount of alcohol one is consuming or unable to go without alcohol then one should seek professional help.
thinks drinking is okay to do all the time( but it is not okay to drink)
Problem drinking can be thought of as any drinking behavior that causes the drinker or anyone else risk or harm. It is not the same as alcoholism; most problem drinking is not by alcoholics.
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Yes, it tends to shorten attention span.
Yes, alcohol has sugar in it and can affect blood sugar levels. Most diabetics are told to avoid alcohol consumption, as it tends to distort blood sugar levels and makes blood sugar control difficult.
An alcoholic is someone who cannot abstain from alcohol for any substantial length of time to the point that their alcohol consumption is detrimental to their health. This pattern of behaviour is called alcohol dependence. An alcoholic tends to be someone who has shown this behaviour for a prolonged amount of time.
No. Alcohol tends to reduce infections.
Yes, it tends to increase it.
At modest levels of consumption, this is a matter of personal opinion. I personally don't like the taste of alcohol (about three sips in and I have a bad cottonmouth, plus alcohol is very astringent to me), so the costs of drinking even a bit of alcohol isn't worth it. However, other people like my grandmother enjoy a glass of wine before bed - it doesn't hurt her and brings her pleasure, so the benefits outweigh the risk of drinking a single glass of wine a night. At high levels of consumption, defined as more than 3 drinks per day, the risks start to outweigh the benefits pretty quick. High levels of alcohol consumption can cause addiction, dependency, liver damage, weight gain, social and familial dysfunction and depression. There are no known medical benefits of consuming this much alcohol either. There may be some social benefit, particularly among young drinkers in the United States, but this tends to disappear by the time you are 30 and there is a small social stigma against those who consume alcohol to excess. Overall, the risks of high volume alcohol consumption outweigh the benefits (what benefits there are).
As a verb, "explaining behavior" is the act of using words to explain a behavior. As an adjective, "explaining behavior" is the observable behavior in which a person tends to explain her/himself.
alcohol tends to have a higher addiction rate and can be more harmful to the body
Alcohol tends to reduce the severity of head injuries.
Actually, no. Women are more quickly affected by alcohol than men, and the progression of their alcoholism tends to be faster. They often reach the blackout stage well before a male would, due to the way they metabolize alcohol -- much less efficiently than males.
Alcohol tends to affecting coordination by slowing down the cerebral cortex.