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- Alcohol abuse and dependence significantly increase the risk of liver damage both in people with HIV alone and with HCV co-infection.
- Alcohol oxidizes when it gets into the human system; this process occurs at the rate of an ounce in two or three hours. For 100-proof whisky, which is up to fifty per cent alcohol, this would mean that 8 ounces of whisky would be gone from the body in less than 12 hours; most of the alcohol would be breathed away, but some of it would be lost through sweat or urine.
- Genetic vulnerability coupled with a variety of environmental factors is the cause of most types of alcohol dependence; it is important to note that an individual must first make the choice to drink alcohol in order for the condition of alcoholism to develop.
- Women, Alcohol & the Impact on the Heart: Studies have shown that women who drink excessively are at increased risk for damage to the heart muscle than men even for women drinking at lower levels.
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