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Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 15 Thirteenth Greater Sin: Drinking Liquor Effect of Alcohol on the Stomach
Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 15 Thirteenth Greater Sin: Drinking Liquor Effect of Alcohol on the Stomach
Effect of Alcohol on the Stomach
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Effect of Alcohol on the Stomach
Liquor affects the tongue and the taste buds which lose their ability to discern flavours. Secretion of saliva is impaired. Liquor ruins the digestive system. The stomach cannot produce the digestive juices or maintain the required acidity for digestion. There is frequent vomiting and nausea. Along with phelgm, there is blood discharge in the vomit. Numerous other diseases of the stomach are also caused by alcoholism. The belly begins to protrude. The intestines swell and are ulcerated. The large intestines malfunction, causing alternate constipation and loose motions.
