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    Alcohol is broken down in the liver by alcohol dehydrogenase and aldehyde dehydrogenase, and its metabolites can negatively impact multiple organs long term. Heavy drinking is linked to issues with the brain like impaired brain function; the heart such as an increased risk of stroke; blood through higher bleeding and infection risks; lungs including tuberculosis; liver with possible cirrhosis or cancer; and sexual organs in males through reduced sperm count or quality. Skin, bones, and pancreas can also be damaged by long term heavy alcohol use.

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    Alcohol is broken down in the liver by alcohol dehydrogenase and aldehyde dehydrogenase, and its metabolites can negatively impact multiple organs long term. Heavy drinking is linked to issues with the brain like impaired brain function; the heart such as an increased risk of stroke; blood through higher bleeding and infection risks; lungs including tuberculosis; liver with possible cirrhosis or cancer; and sexual organs in males through reduced sperm count or quality. Skin, bones, and pancreas can also be damaged by long term heavy alcohol use.

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    Effects of Alcohol On Health

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    Alcohol is broken down in the liver by alcohol dehydrogenase and aldehyde dehydrogenase, and its metabolites can negatively impact multiple organs long term. Heavy drinking is linked to issues with the brain like impaired brain function; the heart such as an increased risk of stroke; blood through higher bleeding and infection risks; lungs including tuberculosis; liver with possible cirrhosis or cancer; and sexual organs in males through reduced sperm count or quality. Skin, bones, and pancreas can also be damaged by long term heavy alcohol use.

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