If you drink beer frequently, beware of these side effects!

There is always something on a man's table, and that thing is not delicious food, but beer. Yes, is a man still a man if he doesn't drink beer? Many men have this idea, and they want to prove their alcohol tolerance even if they are drunk. What are the disadvantages of men drinking beer for a long time?

The first type – 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 are three times more likely to develop oral cancer and esophageal cancer than those who drink strong liquor.

Type 2: Gastroenteritis:

Drinking large amounts of beer can damage the gastric mucosa, leading to gastritis and peptic ulcers, and symptoms such as upper abdominal discomfort, loss of appetite, bloating, and acid reflux.

The third type - stones and gout:

Relevant data also show that for patients with atrophic gastritis, urinary stones, etc., drinking a lot of beer will cause the old disease to relapse or worsen. This is because the barley malt juice used to brew beer contains calcium, oxalic acid, uridine nucleotides and purine nucleotides, which interact with each other and can more than double the amount of uric acid in the human body, not only promoting the formation of gallstones, but also inducing gout.

The fourth type – beer belly:

Since beer is rich in nutrients and produces a lot of calories, long-term and large-scale drinking will cause fat accumulation in the body, resulting in a potbelly and a "beer belly". Patients often have elevated blood lipids and blood pressure.

Fifth type – lead poisoning:

Beer brewing raw materials contain lead. After drinking a lot, the blood lead content increases, which makes people's intelligence decline, reaction slow and blunt, and in severe cases, it damages the reproductive system; it is easy to cause senile dementia in the elderly.

The sixth type - beer heart:

Among alcoholic beverages, beer has the lowest alcohol content. The alcohol content of one liter of beer is equivalent to that of one or two bottles of liquor, so many people use beer as a summer drink. However, if you drink it excessively, the alcohol accumulated in the body will damage liver function, increase the burden on the kidneys, and cause fat cells to infiltrate the myocardial tissue, weakening myocardial function and causing tachycardia. In addition, excessive fluid increases blood circulation and increases the burden on the heart, causing myocardial hypertrophy and ventricular volume expansion, forming a "beer heart". In the long run, it can lead to heart failure and arrhythmia.