Mixing alcohol abuse with other drugs: Long term effects of heavy drinking
Whichever way you look at alcohol consumption you will be rest assured that up to 98% will be all negative effects – and in fact of the said benefits more than three quarters are concoction benefits which do not last. Like for instance being talkative or gaining some level of confidence while under the influence of alcohol may be seen as a benefit but as soon as time lapses and sobriety resurface you lose the benefit instantly. I believe that from this introduction we can confess that alcohol is dangerous on its own and what about if the consumer mixes it with other drugs? We are getting into that (mixing alcohol abuse with other drugs) shortly but in the meantime let us look at some of the effects of alcohol alone without other drugs. People who drink heavily for a long time may experience the following:
- Brain and nerve damage
- High blood pressure and strokes
- Liver disease
- Damage to the fetus, for pregnant women
- Diseases of the stomach, digestive system and pancreas
- Breast cancer and throat cancer
- Low sex hormone levels
- Alcohol dependence
These are not experiences you would want to be associated with in life because they are not only bad but also life threatening. I will tell you without a second thought that if you’re taking alcohol today, the best action you can take for your dear life is to stop and seek for help from the experts at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center under the leadership of doctor Dalal Akoury MD. You may have not known but it is said that there are some limited benefits of alcohol consumption particularly to the people age 45 and above, this should not motivate you into drinking if you’re not. You must not start drinking to try getting some of these health benefits instead you should keep off because you’re better off eating a healthy diet, exercising regularly and avoiding smoking than the temptation of drinking.
Mixing alcohol abuse with other drugs: The dangers attached to alcohol and drugs used together
Now to the dangers of mixing alcohol with other drugs, doctor Akoury reiterates that, the truth will never change, meaning that alcohol and other drugs don’t mix and any attempt to do so will have very fatal consequences. Take for instance if you were to mix marijuana or club drugs (e.g. ecstasy, ketamine, GHB) with alcohol it will certainly be very difficult to make informed and smart decisions. You will be in consistent problems with the authorities because you’re not in control of yourself. You are likely to get into dangerous situations, to be injured or to injure someone else in the process. In plain language, mixing alcohol with other substances is life threatening. Doing this may trigger your body to react violently causing severe pain, headaches, cramps or vomiting. This is the last thing you would want to do. DON’T mix alcohol with any other drug. Nonetheless if you are already into it and you’re finding it difficult to quit, all is not lost for you. Scheduling an appointment with doctor Akoury today for the commencement of your recovery process will be the noble and you won’t regret doing so.
Mixing alcohol abuse with other drugs: Long term effects of heavy drinking
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