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ANDAYA, JAINA JANE S.

BSIHM 3-1
THE POWER OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

People drink in order to mingle, celebrate, and unwind. Alcohol


frequently has a significant influence on individuals. And until now, it is still a
question on how powerful alcohol is. Why does alcohol alter our behavior and
emotions? What is the limit? Why do some individuals develop addictions while
others do not?

It is undeniable that alcohol is both invigorating and harmful. In


moderation, alcohol can improve memory. According to research, alcoholic
beverages such as red wine boost mental health function. Consuming little quantities
of alcohol helps with this by making brain cells healthier and training them to deal
with pressures in life that might cause illnesses harming our brilliance.
“It's the people that consume them in dangerous ways that are bad.” After
pondeering on what I watched, a part of me still believes that drugs and alcohol aren't
always harmful. I agree with Brian Rose that it is the consumer's approach to it that makes it
problematic. As a youngster who is surrounded by friends and family that consume alcohol
on a regular basis, I can say that it has an ambiguous impact on everyone's life. The amount
of alcohol drank determines whether a person suffers from health hazards as a result of
alcohol use or benefits from it.

The video of Brian Rose sharing his experience about his relationship with
alcohol provided me with detailed insight about the impacts of alcohol consumption. I
discovered there are many aspects about alcohol that I should be aware of after watching
this nearly 19-minute movie. It makes no difference whether you drink a small quantity or a
large amount of alcohol. It will have an effects on your entire body, as well as the way you
think, speak, and act. Alcohol intake, abuse, or misuse is a public health concern that
requires attention. It may not be as serious as other public health issues, but it need care
nonetheless.
Yes, alcoholic beverages can help you forget about reality for a while, but you
will never learn the teachings that only the real world can teach you. Although alcohol
consumption is a part of life, keep in mind that it has the potential to ruin your entire life if
you make it a regular habit . After all, it is the individual's job to be responsible and
accountable enough when it comes to alcohol.

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