Beer impotence

Beer alcoholism is one of the dangerous functional disorders associated with the formation of persistent alcohol dependence. The systematic intake of unlimited doses of beer, as well as other alcoholic beverages, entails disruption of the functioning of internal organs and incurable impotence.

Depending on the type of beer, the drink may contain from 3% to 14% ethyl alcohol, which is a strong poison. A distinctive feature of beer alcoholism is the onset of severe hormonal imbalance associated with an increase in the plasma concentration of estrogen (female sex hormone).

How drinking beer affects the body

Severe intoxication resulting from the systematic intake of alcohol is the reason:

• the formation of addiction, that is, an enduring obsessive desire to take alcohol and increase its dosage. Craving for alcohol gradually displaces all other interests of the patient, beer becomes the main value and a means of obtaining pleasure;
• the development of psychopathological disorders. Ethyl alcohol causes the death of brain cells and nerve endings, patients with chronic beer alcoholism suffer from behavioral, intellectual-mnestic and moral-ethical deviations;
• liver damage. A harmful drink leads to severe pathological changes in the structure of the internal organ, cirrhosis and hepatitis;
• the development of oncological diseases. Ethyl alcohol irritates the mucous walls and causes damage to the sensitive areas of the tongue and larynx, esophagus and intestines. As a result, in persons suffering from beer alcoholism, the likelihood of the growth of malignant neoplasms in the gastrointestinal tract significantly increases;
• lesions of the cardiovascular system. Alcoholics often have myocardial dystrophy, that is, non-inflammatory damage to the heart muscle associated with severe metabolic disorders;
• impotence associated with testosterone deficiency. Beer alters the body's normal hormonal status by increasing estrogen levels. The result is baldness, increased growth of fatty deposits in the chest, abdomen and thighs. Sexual activity decreases, gradually the patient completely loses interest in the opposite sex.

Alcohol psychoses

The systematic intake of alcoholic beverages, in particular, beer, vodka, wine, energy drinks and other harmful drinks, is a common cause of the formation of alcoholic psychosis. The brain suffers from severe ethanol intoxication, which leads to:

• loss of sleep and appetite
• formation of delusional ideas and persecution mania
• depression
• pathological excitement of the nervous system
• aggressiveness and anxiety
• disorientation in space and time
• epileptic seizures
• the occurrence of olfactory, visual and auditory hallucinations

Metal-alcohol psychoses are accompanied by severe metabolic disorders. Patients may experience painful symptoms of alcoholic delirium even a few days after they stop drinking.

The consequences of alcoholism

A pathological change in liver tissue causes severe cirrhosis, the final stages of which entail the death of the patient. Any form of alcoholism leads to persistent intoxication of the body, gradual exhaustion, and severe cardiovascular diseases. Drinking beer leads to myocardial damage, the onset of chronic heart failure and an increased risk of fatal ventricular fibrillation. Drinking large doses of beer and other alcoholic beverages often causes an overdose of toxic substances. Acute alcohol poisoning is a common cause of death if the patient does not receive urgent medical attention. In addition, alcoholism provokes a degenerative change in personality orientations, a deterioration in the psychological state, an increase in suicidal tendencies.

Prevention of alcoholism

Alcoholism is a dangerous disease that develops gradually. The formation of persistent alcohol dependence occurs as a result of the systematic intake of alcohol for several weeks. For alcoholism and a decrease in sexual potency, men should: