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The health risks associated with chronic alcohol abuse are numerous such as high blood pressure and stroke. But the biggest effect of alcohol in the body is on the liver. Drinking alcohol regularly leads to an increased vulnerability to jaundice, cirrhosis, liver failure, liver cancer, and many other conditions. Effect of Alcohol on the Live r The liver is responsible for breaking down and filtering out the harmful substances in the blood, and manufacturing proteins, enzymes, and hormones which is useful for the body to ward off infections. Its other job is to convert vitamins, nutrients and medicines into substances that can be used by our body. Furthermore, the liver cleans our blood, produces bile for digestion and stores glycogen for energy. Over 90 percent of consumed alcohol is processed by the liver. The rest is excreted out via urine, sweat and breathing. The body needs about an hour to process one alcoholic drink. This time frame keeps increasing with each drink. The...

Addiction is the persistent use of copious amounts of habit-forming substances such as alcohol, drugs, tobacco, etc. Instead of knowing their harmful effects that may even prove fatal, the addict reaches the state of dependency on them. Their urge to consume these substances increases day by day, This urge, if not attended in time both psychologically and physiologically, starts affecting social, behavioral, and medical well-being of the addict. The repercussions may include, but not be limited to, dangerous diseases like cancer or organ failure, impaired cognitive ability, and in some cases even death. Alcoban – World’s Most Trusted Homeopathic Treatment for Alcohol Addiction Alcoban is the best and most effective homeopathic anti-addiction treatment that has been prepared from the finest homeopathic extracts to get rid of alcoholism and drug addiction. The substances used in Alcoban flushes out the accumulated toxic materials deposited in the system from prolonged use of subs...

Drug addiction – one of the most serious and widespread problems of the society is increasing day by day amongst youths. Although taking drugs is not always due to lack of will power or low morale, it is a complex disease that require sheer efforts. Have you ever wondered why people actually start taking drugs even after knowing that they are life-shattering? There are a number of reasons why people take drugs; for temporary solace or to come out of life sufferings. There may be multiple reasons as: ·  Trauma ·  Mental illness ·  Low self-esteem ·  Poverty ·  Relationship issues ·  Loss of any loved one ·  Stress ·  Chronic medical conditions Let’s see how to stop addiction permanently with Alcoban: Alcoban is a colorless, tasteless and odourless homeopathic antiaddiction medicine that helps you get rid of addiction permanently. Prepared with a blend of powerful rare extracts, it is the best medicine for drug addicti...

Homeopathy is treatment system that is based on the theory that “like cures like.”After the symptoms of an ailment are identified, the patient is then given very highly diluted doses of the substances which in large doses, created those symptoms. Homeopath experts believe that the weaker the dosage, the more powerful will be its effects. Also vigorously shaking the solutions increases the power of its ingredients by making them interact with each other. Homeopathy is a popular treatment option for alcoholism and other conditions, especially in Europe. Sulphur is prescribed for the philosophical, reclusive type of individual who drinks alcohol or partakes marijuana to open up their stream of creative thoughts or as an escape from trauma. Sulphur is prescribed for those drinkers who have a particular predilection for red wine. Nux vomica is prescribed to alcoholics who fly into a angry, insulting rage while drunk. Office workers, for example, drink beer or whiskey to r...

Alcoholism may be better  termed as the family disease , because of the huge  impact an alcohol addict  has on th e people  around him. No matter how hard you try, t here is no way to  escape or ignore an  alcoholic  in the family since   t he majority of the alcoholic ’s  impairments are behavioral. So during  day-to-day interactions of family life, the family members are  forced to be  confronted with alcoholic behavior. Many psychological studies have shown that   t heir responses   are   characteristically just as impaired as the alcoholic's. This does not mean that the blame lies on the feet of the family but  the family may, despite its best intentions, behave in a way that allows the alcoholic to continue his drinking  habits . They try to protect the alcoholic, make excuses  for them , buy into obviously false  alibis, and even cover up  for them . They make  call ...