What are the dangers of drinking and staying up late

The pace of modern life has made many friends develop the habit of staying up late and drinking. In fact, this lifestyle is incorrect and very harmful to physical health. Staying up late causes great damage to the body's internal organs. The internal organs cannot get rest and have to work overtime. How can we be healthy?

The harm of drinking and staying up late

1. Gastroenteritis

Drinking a lot of beer can damage the gastric mucosa, causing gastritis and peptic ulcer, and symptoms such as upper abdominal discomfort, loss of appetite, abdominal distension and acid reflux.

2. Stones and gout

Relevant data also show that for patients with atrophic gastritis, urinary stones, etc., drinking a lot of beer will cause the recurrence of old diseases or aggravate the condition. This is because the barley juice used to brew beer contains calcium, oxalic acid, uric acid nucleotides and purine nucleotides. These interact with each other and can more than double the amount of uric acid in the human body, which not only promotes the formation of gallstones and kidney stones, but can also induce gout.

3. Beer belly

Because beer is rich in nutrients and produces a lot of calories, long-term and large drinking will cause fat accumulation in the body, resulting in a potbelly and forming a "beer belly." This can easily lead to increased blood lipids and blood pressure.

4. Beer Heart

Among alcoholic beverages, beer has the lowest alcohol content. The alcohol content of one liter of beer is equivalent to that of more than one or two liters of liquor, so many people regard beer as a cooling drink. However, if you drink excessively without restraint, the accumulated alcohol in the body will damage liver function, increase the burden on the kidneys, and cause fat cell infiltration in the myocardial tissue, which will weaken myocardial function and cause tachycardia. In addition, excessive fluid increases blood circulation and increases the burden on the heart, leading to myocardial hypertrophy and ventricular expansion, forming a "beer heart". If things go on like this for a long time, it may lead to heart failure, heart rhythm disorders, etc.

5. Cancer

Drinking too much beer can also reduce the body's reaction ability. American cancer experts have found that people who drink a lot of beer have a three times higher risk of developing oral cancer and esophageal cancer than those who drink strong liquor.