Certain alcoholic liver damage can be reversed if an individual stops drinking during the early stages of the disease. Depending on the damage caused by alcohol, the healing process may vary from days to several months.

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Men who usually drink more than 3 ounces of alcohol a day for more than ten years have the probability of developing cirrhosis. Women are at risk of liver damage if they drink about half as much as men. 

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The initial signs of liver damage may include abdominal pain or tenderness, dry mouth, jaundice, fatigue, loss of appetite, and nausea.

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Common signs of liver inflammation may include abdominal swelling, distention or bloating, fatigue, and the discoloration of urine and stool.

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During the process of alcohol breakdown, harmful and toxic by-products are produced in the liver. These substances damage liver cells and cause liver disease.

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Studies show that 88,0005 individuals (approximately 62,000 men and 26,000 women) die each year in the United States from causes related to alcohol.

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Alcohol doesn't necessarily cause anger, but it can heighten pre-existing emotional distress and mental illness. In the case of individuals with temperamental personality, ongoing alcohol abuse may worsen the situation.

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The overconsumption of alcohol can lead to extremely dangerous situations that can develop into violence. The effects of alcohol can blur a person's mental state, leading to an increased risk of committing violent crimes.

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Alcohol abuse and the tendency to become violent may stem from a temperamental trait, such as a risk-seeking personality, or a social environment that encourages or contributes to violent behavior.

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Beer is the most popular alcoholic beverage worldwide. In fact, after water and tea, beer is the most commonly consumed drink in the world. Beer is also considered to be the oldest alcoholic beverage in history.

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