Katerina Cale, Dr
Vices never are
"Voters without kids are in the political spotlight but they're not all the same"
Short-term effects of alcohol consumption, particularly binge drinking, can include: Decreased coordination, perception, vision, hearing, and judgment Breathing difficulties Headaches, stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea Stillbirth, miscarriage, and fetal alcohol spectrum disorders High-risk sexual behaviors such as unprotected sex and sex with multiple partners, which can lead to sexually transmitted diseases and accidental pregnancy Illness or death due to alcohol poisoning from high blood alcohol levels Violent tendencies, including intimate partner violence, sexual assault, suicide, and homicide Injuries such as burns, falls, drownings, and car accidents Memory lapses and blackouts Dizziness, fainting, or unconsciousness Coma Long-term effects of alcohol consumption include the development of serious problems, such as: Digestive problems, liver disease, gastritis, malnutrition, and ulcers High blood pressure, stroke, and heart disease Sexual problems Cancer of the colon, liver, esophagus, throat, mouth, and breast Social problems, including unemployment, family problems, and lost productivity and opportunity Learning and memory problems, including poor academic and professional performance and dementia Mental health issues such as anxiety and depression Brain and nerve damage Thiamine (Vitamin B1) deficiency, which can lead to a serious disorder characterized by disorientation, apathy, loss of coordination, and amnesia, and which can have fatal complications The Emotional Toll of Alcoholism Alcohol use disorder can disrupt a persons life professionally and personally, causing problems with relationships and finances as well as a host of psychological problems
Cube cut tobaccos lets more air into the mix than that of flakes, so the aging results can fall somewhere between flakes and ribbons
