How Alcohol Affects Your Brain | Longevity Nugget

Your brain matters, and so does your health. Here are 3 eye-opening facts about how alcohol impacts your brain:
1️⃣ Neurotransmitter Shuffle: When you sip that drink, alcohol messes with your brain's neurotransmitter balance, offering temporary calmness but impairing cognitive functions like memory and decision-making. 🤯
2️⃣ Brain Remodeling: Chronic and excessive alcohol use can actually shrink brain tissue, especially in areas responsible for impulse control and memory. 🧠
3️⃣ Slippery Slope: Your brain adapts to alcohol with tolerance, pushing you to drink more for the same effects. It's a dangerous path towards physical and psychological dependence. ❌
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