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Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 15 Thirteenth Greater Sin: Drinking Liquor Effect of Alcohol on the Respiratory Organs
Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 15 Thirteenth Greater Sin: Drinking Liquor Effect of Alcohol on the Respiratory Organs
Effect of Alcohol on the Respiratory Organs
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Effect of Alcohol on the Respiratory Organs
The worst effects of alcohol are to be seen in the respiratory system. As it enters the lungs through the blood stream, it causes breathlessness. The tissues are inflamed and functioning of the lungs becomes sluggish. Calcium is continually depleted from the body. The damaged lungs are now highly susceptible to tuberculosis that is the most prevalent disease among the poorer class of people.
