Alcoholic Death

Alcoholism can kill in different ways. Alcohol affects the brain quickly. It slows a person’s reaction time, impairs their equilibrium, alters their perception and can induce irrational behaviors. 40% of all unnatural deaths are linked with alcohol use.

Alcoholism death can be as quick as slipping in a bathroom but it can also be slow and debilitating.

Alcohol related unnatural deaths include:

• Homicide
• Suicide
• Accidents

Alcoholism symptoms of physical deterioration:

• Memory loss
• Incontinence
• Meager conversation
• Impotence
• Early onset menopause

Alcohol related health problems progressively get worse

• Confabulation
• Uncontrollable Bowels
• Duputryen’s contractures
• Broken blood vessels
• Pancreatitis
• Thiamine deficiency
• Ascites
• High blood pressure
• Fatty-Liver

Alcoholic Death:

• Amnesia
• Hallucinating
• Internal bleeding
• Jaundice
• Cirrhosis of the Liver

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