Alcohol Information Center

An alcoholic drink is anything that was derived from ethanol. The process involves fermentation of plants, grains, or vegetables. It has a strong odor and it is a powerful depressant. Alcohol is present in beer, wine, and other hard liquor.

Alcohol has a strong history and is often associated with social activities, where participants celebrate an occasion. Alcoholic drinks also compliment meals if taken with appropriate amounts. Merlot goes perfectly with steak and beer is best consumed with pizza.

On the other hand, alcohol abuse often always leads to a terrible consequence. Since it removes a person's inhibition, an individual under its influence can become violent or get into a vehicular accident. Alcohol impairs a person's normal functions like eyesight, hearing, and muscle coordination.

Alcohol consumption can also lead to legal ramifications. The key to enjoy it is moderate consumption. To stay safe, a person must understand his own body's limitations and abide by the law. There was a period when alcohol was banned in the United States, but time has proven that alcohol in itself is not bad and that the cause of accidents and mishaps are the people who abuse it.

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