Top 10 Terrible Things Alcohol Does to Your Body
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- You may want to watch this video before having your next drink. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most harmful effects linked to regular alcohol consumption. Our countdown includes Central Nervous System Problems, Reproductive Health Problems, Addiction Risk, and more. Are there other unwelcome side effects of alcohol that you think are important? Let us know in the comments!
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Love your content 😊😊😊
Make you drunk?
I'm Straight Edge. So I'll NEVER drink alcohol.
@@danielsantiagourtado3430hi dude how are you today
I hate alcohol
This past April, my mother passed away from alcohol related issues.
We are, Apache Native Americans, so alcoholism runs in our families.
It was such a horrible process to see what she went through but sadly she was never able to stop despite doctors telling her numerous times. It had even caused her to lose a couple of really good jobs.
I like a good drink every once in a while, but I use her as an example to not let it control me.
Wow! Also, I'm sorry about your mom.😔
I'm so sorry for your loss My father also died to alcohol-related issues The problem is that he hasn't he was a heavy drinker but then stop drinking like 30 years before he died but the effects of when he did heavily drank still affected him so it doesn't matter how long ago it was and still catches up
Thank you both.
@@THANATOS-PRIME You're welcome.
I'm truly sorry to hear about the loss of your mother and the challenges she faced due to alcohol-related issues. It's evident that you have a deep understanding of the impact of alcoholism in your family and have chosen to use it as a source of inspiration for a healthier lifestyle. Wishing you strength and peace on your journey.
I remember several years ago heroin addiction destroyed my life, I suffered from severe depression and a mental disorder until I was recommended to psilocybin mushroom treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly I'm 8 years clean now. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.
To be honest, mushrooms are one of the most amazing things on the planet and it is natural, they serve in many ways not only for mental related issues.
Can you help me with a reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. It is very hard to get a reliable source here in New Zealand. Really need!
Yes, Sporeville. I had the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and addiction... Mushrooms definitely made a huge difference to why I'm clean today.
I wish they were readily available in my place.
Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He's 59 & has many mental health issues plus probably CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone.
He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD knows if it is common for an obsession with violence.
Is he on Instagram?
The vast damage that alcohol causes is so substantial, its crazy how culturally ingrained it is.
To those who call sober people boring, that’s pretty sad and shows how limited your creativity is and how controlling self destructive habits can be. Fill your life with productivity and good hobbies and you will find yourself feeling authentically happy.
Oh you don't drink? You don't beat your kids and wife after a drink? You are so boring, such a looser. /s
I don't drink and have never been drunk at 33. When you tell people you don't drink they are shocked and think why wouldn't you drink as if it's just the norm and everyone should.
Bein a functional alcoholic for over a decade, i was afraid to watch this but i really needed to see this. Shoutout to those who kicked the habit. Its definitely not easy
Hey, I've been sober for 6 months after being a high functioning alcoholic for 20+ years (the kind where no-one questions your drinking because you can hold down a job and keep your appointments, etc).
After living in fear of never having enough booze for decades I just got to the point where the negatives vastly outweighed any perceived benefit.
Quitting can be a tough road, but so far it has totally been worth it.
Watching content that addresses such challenges can be both difficult and enlightening. If you ever need support or have experiences to share, there are communities and resources available to help. Remember that seeking assistance is a sign of strength, and every step toward a healthier lifestyle is a significant achievement. Wishing you strength and success on your path.
As a recovering alcoholic that started drinking since 15 (34 now) alcohol has never brought me anything good in my life and it was a constant struggle to leave since I was always chasing that first time high. Im lucky to not of hurt anybody and not of end up dead through all the stupid things ive gone thru because of alcohol. Its just straight up poison in my eyes and many horrible things have been linked to it (fatal accidents,domestic violence,child abuse,assault,liver disease, cancer... list goes on). Just thinking of all that has helped me stay off it for about a month now and im hoping on staying sober for much more. 🙂
15/12/22 was my last ever beer, after 10 years. You can do it. If i can, u can. Not easy, i know...but its not impossible.
@@BR0GR3 I've had replaces.. biggest was after 2 years sober
I was an alcoholic throughout my 20's and early 30's, and my life was an absolute wreck. My house was filthy, I was driving drunk, buying entire bottles of wine/liquor or huge packs of beer after work. I'd even plan out my evening to make the buzz last all night. It was pathetic. I finally hit rock bottom when my rental sold out from under me and I was faced with cleaning it out. It was horrific, and I couldn't believe how I let it get that bad. Bottles and trash everywhere. I looked in the mirror and I was toeing the scale at nearly 200lbs from all the booze and junk food. I didn't recognize myself. I managed to quit cold turkey then and there, even though it was extremely rough. I just took it one day at a time, and forgave myself for days where I slipped up and had a drink. I've been completely sober for 3 years now, and after joining a gym last year, I've lost 40lbs so far! Here's to another sober, healthy year 😊
Good for you! Hope you keep on track with your success😊
That's fantastic!! Good luck to u this year && many more ❤
Very honest and meaningful. Good of you to open up about this, and my very best to you.
Great going. Keep it up 💪
Good for you!
My mom was an alcoholic . She’s been sober for 30 years Halloween of 1993 . I can’t drink cause I’m on seizure medication. Haven’t had one in over 7 years . But I wouldn’t drink cause of my mother . Thanks mom
I’m on seizure medication too and I only have a drink every now and then because it’s expensive. But so are the seizure drugs.
One of the worst things alcohol can do is to ruin friendship and relationships. It makes people do things they wouldn't do sober. I've been 3 years sober now and Iam never touching a drink again.
Congratulations on reaching three years of sobriety! That's a remarkable achievement, and your commitment to a sober life is truly commendable. Keep thriving on your path of sobriety, and may each day bring you continued strength and positivity.
My sister-in-law is a heavy alcoholic, and has been struggling with alcohol addiction since she was ONLY 13 years old (yes, you read that right), and is at HIGH risk of dying due to alcohol poisoning.
She was very severely abused by her biological father throughout the first 7 years of her life, and it caused her so much tremendous pain brought on by several mental health issues, including alcohol and drug addictions.
I'm scared of losing her. My family and I have been doing everything we can to help her, but it has been EXTREMELY difficult, given how severe her mental health issues has gotten. Please wish us luck because my sister-in-law's journey to recovery and healing is going to be a very difficult one.... 😞😓
I am going to pray for you and your family
@@melissagrant4178 Thank you so much, pal. 🥺🥺🥺💙
You're going to make me cry. Probably one of the most heart-breaking stories of 2024 so far yet 🥺
@@infamouswickedjokestar I know... It hurts my heart and makes me ANGRY when I hear it.
No one should EVER have to go through abuse, nor should they EVER have to deal with such severe mental health issues at such a young age... 😞😓
Wow man, I’m sorry you’re going through all this. I wish your family strength, love, and patience can get through this!
My stepdad was an abusive alcoholic back then before karma finally caught up with him! That is why I never EVER plan on drinking alcohol. Heck, I even had an aunt that died due to her inability to say no to alcohol! Not to mention I even learned about the horrors of alcohol when I was a kid!
Learned the hard way on all this. But thankfully I've got 27 months under my belt. You can do this.
What 90% of people do on the New Year.
WatchMojo: Bad bad alcohols on your body
Me watching as I sip on my Mike's Hard Lemonade: huh what ya know
Then I'm in the 10 percent, though I expect the percentage is much higher.
Praise God for AA! I was on my way to a bottomless pit. 10 months sober so far
I'm going to take this as a sign 😂😂😂😅
Same
same smh
Anything is terrible if you don't put limits
The problem is that we have been led to believe that certain amounts of alcohol are generally K…and now we are finding that it’s probably 1/4 of what we thought was ok..is probably the real number..to avoid these disasters..
@@zeroceiling but do you drink every day or once in a while? And how much?
@@gevorg1989 ..I have not had a single drink easily in 15 years. The reason for me is quite simple. Every time I’d have a drink (no matter what kind) I would wake up with a crushing migraine. It came down to having a drink..and a migraine or no drink and a decent day. It was quite simple for me…I honestly don’t even quite remember what alcohol tastes like today.
With that said, I was never a big drinker anyway….
@@zeroceiling that is your personal "thing". Others may get drunk from just one glass, others may consume multiple glasses and be ok, and others may become addicted by 1 glass. It all comes down to individuality. Me - I have no problem drinking beer, I don't get "drunk" in sense of doing wrong things but I start to feel sleepy 😅 I don't drink too often, once or twice a month, couole of glasses or a bottle, if out with friends who also order drink
I drink beer everyday don't drink liquor tho
As a woman in long-term recovery from alcohol addiction, these were all valid and good points! Up until the very last statement…NOBODY in recovery has a “comfortable “ time in sobriety
My wife and I don't drink but we like watching this channel anyway
Bloated Liver I studied the effects of alcohol in High School & what too much drinking does to your liver is horrifying.
That's interesting. I never heard of that before. It sounds like it will be painful to go through.
How much is too much?
@@roberthanson6156 Are you having a lot of serious Health Issues?....Then it's time to Sober up.
It's a good thing I'm not a heavy drinker, I don't even like beer, i prefer margaritas or wine.
I heard that red wine is good for the heart
@@ryukomatoi592 and I heard it’s carcinogenic 🤷🏼♂️
@@twebbystr8rippin Maybe it depends on the dosage.
@@zachtwilightwindwaker596 yeah the dosage no damage done from a half a glass of dry red wine every day or week if ya wanna be extra cautious.🍷
A lot of things are carcinogenic 🤷♂️@@twebbystr8rippin
6:14 *”Taking your Micheal Phelps & leaving you with some Michael Whelllllppppss”*
😂 no he didn’t lmao
Hey WatchMojo, genuinely good content here. More helpful and informative top 10s like this please.
Love, a recovering alcoholic
Thank you for your kind words, and congratulations on your recovery journey! We appreciate your feedback, and we're glad to hear that you find our content helpful and informative. If there are specific topics or themes you'd like to see covered in future top 10s that could be supportive or interesting for you and others, please feel free to share your ideas.
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! I only drink alcohol when there is something to celebrate, maybe once or twice a year. When I do drink, I only drink a half glass of champagne. I don't drink coffee either.
Honestly I feel like an alcoholic right now. Ive been buying 2-3 beers from the store everytime I get off work. And they're usually 7% - 9%. But life is very stressing right now. High rent, job doesnt pay enough (i work retail), but i also work from home after i get off till close to midnight. Then im back at work at 6 am.
I dont feel like I have time to relax. Neither does my boyfriend since he works just as much as I do and we push to have overtime. And on top of that I feel like I have to play catch up with bills every month. Im also in college and yeah.....just stressed all around. I want to stop. But too many stressors in life man. I dont drink till I pass out, but I do get a few beers almost every other day just to ease for the night. And I feel bad. Life sucks.
I’m sorry about that. If you want to cut down on the beer you could always try something weaker than 9% or get high from eating of course and no driving until sober but that “COULD” help!
@@hillarydana3057 oh I love to eat and I eat a lot. I do smoke weed every now and then but it's pretty expensive. But so is also constantly buying beer. I was thinking of trying the keef sodas 😅
@@Animeyani991 edible are probably safer but more potent!
Alcohol is incredibly expensive and alcohol rewires your brain so you feel more stress and anxiety, whilst at the same time reducing your natural ability to deal with your problems.
@@danielbooth5035 not in moderation but heavy drinking yes.
But we still take all these for the 1 fun thing that it does to our bodies
I don't drink alcohol. In fact, one rule I have in my home is no alcoholic beverages allowed. But I did have a good friend pass away about three years ago due to alcohol related problems.
A relative of mine has been drinking a lot of alcohol and it saddens me that he can’t stop drinking it
I'm sorry to hear that your relative is struggling with alcohol consumption, and I understand how challenging it can be for both the person experiencing it and their loved ones. Encouraging someone to seek help for alcohol-related issues can be difficult. Remember that you cannot control someone else's actions, but you can offer support and encourage them to seek help. If you feel overwhelmed or uncertain about how to proceed, seeking advice from professionals or support groups can provide additional guidance.
I was an alcoholic in my twenties, I'm autistic so I thought drinking would be a good way to help with my social anxiety. I thought it would help me talk to women. I found out the hard way that it didn't work. I started to deal with depression and my alcohol use increased and I began to need it daily. I finally stopped at 32 years old. I'm 37 now.
It is engrained in human culture, but abusing it ALWAYS leads to destruction of one's body and family.
As someone who’s sober by choice & has never really had a good experience trying to drink prior, I don’t understand why alcohol is so normalized and encouraged in our culture. People should learn how to have a good time without getting plastered. And drinking on the regular.
People have been making and consuming alcohol and other substances since the beginning of time lol it’s not anything new.
Thanks for useful and valuable video! I hope you all have a happy new year! 🎉🎉🎉
Wishing you a fantastic New Year filled with joy, success, and wonderful moments.
I'm so glad I never started.
Neither me nor my husband drink. Personal choice. We both have had too many tragedies as a result of alcohol. A friend of mine drowned after taking a stupid swimming dare. Somewhere along the way alcohol got involved, his friends never said when.
My husband lost his uncle to alcoholism.
8 years ago a friend of ours lost her soon to be ex husband to alcoholism. The reason for the divorce was his drinking. He was supposed to pick up their 6 year old daughter from school but never showed up. 2 days later his mom went to check up on him and found him dead.
If you still want to drink and are ok with all the damage it does to your body, all I can say is “it’s your body, your choice, your health. Just don’t hurt anyone in the process ie drunk driving.” My brother happens to be a private practice defense attorney who specializes in DUIs. He charges $200 an hour.
thanks for this video im currently suffering from acute pancreatitis … funny part i only drink heavy on occasion but no more for me
Over 4 years sober. I wish I was like many people and could just drink socially/“normally” but I know I can’t so I don’t.
Exactly if I drink with the boys for one day im not going to stop the next day
Yes - people who can drink socially and people who can't due to health issues should always be "separate". "Ordinary" people who can drink socially shouldn't suffer due to those who can't, and those who can't shouldn't suffer because of those who can (e.g. being forved to drinl to be socialised)
A friend had too much to drink, hit and killed someone else who wandered out onto the street after having too much to drink. Two families destroyed.
I never liked the taste of champagne after one sip. And I recently made a cough syrup using bourbon whiskey, lemon juice, and honey. While making it, the whiskey smelt like rubbing alcohol (and that is before I add the honey). Nobody in my immediate family drinks, but my paternal grandparents would drink occasionally when visiting them.
Drinking was fun from about 18-26 when I'd go out to town with my friends but as I got older the hangovers got worse and worse. My tolerance increased so I drank more but sometimes I drank too much and got into some silly and more serious situations. In the end it's just not enjoyable anymore so I gave up. It's much nicer staying in on a Saturday night and not having a hangover on Sundays. It's getting so expensive as well.
There's a reason why at the end of the commercials they always say (remember drink responsibility)!
This is why I don't drink alcohol
Same here
But you smoke pot
@@sashalamaand? 🌫️
@@sashalama Human beings and marijuana have been together so long your body makes cannabinoid's. You have receptors for cannabinoid's. Go study the Endocannabinoid system.
That’s why your not fun
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Stewie Griffin: 😒 Oh, here's a pleasant sight...Cirhossis the Wonder Dog!
The last drink that I had on New Years Day and I'm officially done with alcohol. I dont even drink beer no more.
Gives me confidence around the ladies so it's worth it
It's ok to drink it moderately without getting wasted.
Where's the fun in not getting wasted
@@fourwingsweepa1705 better not fun than in the hospital for drinking lots of alcohol.
I 've been an alcoholic for 30 years. I used to be a happy bar fly. I really liked to go out. Now, I'm in that stage that I can't even bother to go outside for anything but groceries. I could have died last year, I didn't.
Maybe this year... Well, hope not, I do have some great friends and family, my new years resolutions and my health check-ups.
Watching this makes me glad that I don’t really drink alcohol that much
Dry bars are here, thank goodness. I just celebrate one year without alcohol last November and never looked back. ☺️
I don't even drink alcohol because of liver problems.
That’s my main concern. Many people don’t care about what alcohol can do to them. Even before watching, I have my reasons why.
Good.
Kikuri Hiroi needs to watch this
You can count on WatchMojo to upload this video of topic the day after New Years.
My dad is an alcoholic, yet I'm on the autism spectrum disorder... and his alcoholism caused me having behavioral issues during much of my childhood. He is clean and sober since March 15, 2011 when I was a freshman in high school - despite his alcoholism was one of his mom's hidden rules that the whole household had to follow back when I was a kid.
I still see the same problem with you, I have autism and with my dad being autistic too, who is willing to get drunk at times, and with embyronic childlike behaviors while I work around the disability to develop to being accountable in those I trust, there are those out there who don’t have parents as parental figures due to mental health issues.
@@ryanschroeder2956 I was diagnosed a few years ago as HF Autistic, at age 61, believe it or not. So I grew up with many of the same issues as you and @Coolboy725.
They just had a recent study that proved that if men drink during conceiving/ intercourse and the woman becomes pregnant the children tend to have developmental issues and one of the examples is autism
@@Ac.117 Doubtful that's causal. It's certainly correlative.
A little is ok too much and you will pay. Happy New Year 🥳
It’s a miracle that I made it through this to now.
Anything is all right in moderation.
It also depends on the situation.
I had my first and last alcoholic drink at 7. Just a taste of beer. I hated it and never touched any kind of drinkable alcohol again.
I needed this video. Not an alcoholic but I have gone on benders for sure.
Alcohol doesn't sit well with me. If I drink a margarita too quickly with no food, I get like cold sweats and I feel kinda terrible for about 15-20 minutes.
If this is what you feel like before you get drunk.... why?
I've never taken a drink, but the effects of alcohol I have felt include not being able to go on a class trip to Washington, D.C. nor another to Germany because the non-custodial father I had failed to pay any child support for 15 consecutive years, while he drank heavily every day. I have no bitterness though, because when as a young adult, I finally spent a few weeks with him, and after seeing what his alcoholism was like, I was grateful that I grew up not with him, but in the home I had.
Pancreatitis is one of the most painful feelings ever!!!
As a person that had Pancreatitis.. I can confirm..
And just in time for that post-New Year's Eve hangover
Alcohol & drugs totally messed me up. I am 43 & @ 37 I I had 2 grand mal seizures due to alcohol withdrawal & in the hospital for 2 weeks bc of them. While there I was diagnosed with sirosis of my liver (only 20% remaining), pancreatitis & gallbladder failure. My body is so damaged I can’t have a liver transplant. I’m screwed & in dire pain. So PLEASE if anyone having problems with addiction seek help! I thought I was invisible!
Makes you wonder why alcohol is even legal in the first place.
Because it's less addictive and to fewer people than drugs. Because 99% of people can drink from time to time and then not drink for a time. IMHO coffee is more addictive - so many people craving it at least once a day every day
I'm 25 years old and I don't drink alcohol for years!
I am very proud to be a Non-Alcohol Person from the last 16 years ago. Oh Heck Yeah!😊😃
I know Homer Simpson and Barney should watch this video
I was on a cruise two months ago and normally I don’t drink a lot but I got the drink package and took advantage of that and couldn’t drink anymore on my final night of that cruise. It turned me off alcohol so much I didn’t drink til after the New Years countdown and I only took a single shot of some homemade alcohol with friends just to ring in the new years. I know next time I go on a cruise I shouldn’t get too excessive with drinking, even with a drink package.
Health issues is the MAIN REASON why I DON'T drink alcohol.
been Sober for the past two years and haven't looked back.
I’ve never touched alcohol and I never will.
Remind me, why is alcohol still legal?
I'm glad I'm sober.
3 years sober here from alcohol
Congratulations on three years of sobriety! That's a significant accomplishment, and it reflects your strength, resilience, and commitment to a healthier lifestyle. Wishing you continued success and well-being on your journey of recovery!
For how expensive it is and how awful it smells, I say you can get better tastes from sodas. You’ll NEVER convince me to push my luck with alcohol!
I was raised a bit as a Mormon so I never acquired a taste for alcohol. So I don’t drink but not for any health reason, I just don’t like or understand the taste. I do enjoy other activities such as gaming, motorcycling, computer geeking, and playing guitar in my band.
I don't judge people for taking alcohol, but I've seen loved ones succumb to alcohol poisoning, which makes me less eager to try it out for myself.
try it , world sayss many things not everything true
I drink it sometimes I’m a lightweight getting tipsy. I can control myself and I actually remember but I know when to quit. I’m 24
People know, still does it, do not like it, but then still go back to it.
Although I do occasionally drink from time to time, I tend to avoid it due to the effects not exactly being the most desirable to me. I really don’t like the feeling of being tipsy, especially when it makes me feel uncomfortably dissociated from myself. (That is the reason I don’t even dare try to drink to get drunk.) That is why when I do drink, I make sure the beverage is something tasty or enjoyable so any side effects I feel afterwards are more worth it.
It is January 2. I don't need this kind of energy in my life, WatchMojo.
I only drink about once a week, and sometimes not at all.
Do you have such a list for cigarettes and coffee?
My step dad hard his liver replaced about 2 1/2 years ago. He nearly didn't make it multiple times waiting for a new liver and after having it replaced. He also lost around 100 lbs.
What an awesome video to drop on my 21st birthday, time to get fucked up lmao
My God I'm so scared now 😮...... I'm gonna get a drink 🍺
I drink lots of beer but I do drink lots of water with it. Rarely do I ever suffer from hangovers and I never under any conditions, drive after having alcohol. I do feel it affect my nervous system tho, which is concerning.
Oh yeah, unfortunately beer give me a instant diarrhea. I'm not complaining but sometimes it can be massively uncomfortable
Instant diarrhea from drinking beer? I've never heard of that. However, I feel safe in saying that your body is rebelling against your beer drinking. Maybe it's time to refrain from what you are putting your body through.
I only socially drink, and even then I only do it once MAYBE twice a month
Same
Almost 1 year sober from alcohol, Jan. 20. Anyone looking for help, ask your Dr. about Naltrexone or Vivitrol. Life changing and saving. You CAN do it!
I didn't know any of these facts about drinking too much and yet I've never been an alcoholic. The way it tasted to me made me swear off it. Just like the smell of smoke kept me from smoking. If only it were THAT easy to say "no" am i right?
Having 1 drink doesn't make you alcoholic (most of the time).
All of the reasons of why I don’t drink alcohol. Never try, never will
Haven't had a drink in almost 5yrs. Best decision I ever made!
Not to also mention weight gain and behavioural changes
I never have an Alcohol, and I actually against using Drug like T.A.D.A, or "Teen Against Drug Abuse".
Never touched alcohol once in my life And even when I go to club they always ask me do why don't you drink and if you don't drink why you go to clubs I tell them you don't need alcohol to have fun
Great!
Now make one list about coffee
I rarely drink, and when I do, it's the tame stuff: wine coolers, rum and coke, margaritas with a little tequila and a LOT of margarita mix.
Not a heavy drinker, usually one glass of wine, and it's usually around my birthday, or certain holidays.
If this was the case, why are there bars selling alcohol and wine along with so many people getting addicted to it?
Because people are really slow learners. Even in the information age we live in.
Money
Because people will throw a fit if they can't have it. Prohibition era, anyone?
The only time I ever really drink alcohol is at church for communion and that's it. Normally, I don't even drink alcohol.
Memory gaps are the worst, especially when you drink more before you eat