If I were to write a list of the pros and cons of drinking alcohol, I wouldn't say more about it.For example, alcohol isn't always cheap. This can vary from country to country, but in most cases the average price of even the cheapest alcohol is more expensive than water and most soft drinks. also have a positive impact. Alcohol is high in calories at 7 calories per gram, and apart from the sugar in the mixer that comes with the drink, alcohol is high in calories. As such, it will not help you reach your fitness goals. Alcohol has become such an important part of our social culture that it is difficult to imagine a social environment in which alcohol in any form is completely excluded.Work-related social gatherings, celebratory events and parties , or whether we are talking about hanging out with friends and family. Alcohol has become a widely accepted social norm. If we attend one of these events and she's not an alcoholic, at least she's lucky enough to drink one without being asked. Even better, they can be ridiculed for "missing the fun." The purpose of this article is not to discriminate between drinkers and non-drinkers. There is no concept of right or wrong here. Everything has a reason, some are easy to find, others require a little introspection. If you don't know why you're doing what you're doing, are you really doing what you're doing?
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Simply put, people drink to get drunk. It sounds obvious when you put it that way, but depending on who you ask, you can find many alternative answers that obscure this fundamental truth. For example, you might say that you like the taste of a particular alcohol, or that you drink it for social reasons, or that you drink it on occasions in your life or someone else's life, such as birthdays. B. Promotions, birthdays, weddings and even breaks - high. Or you could say that you just drink for fun, and that when you're meeting friends or going to a club, you can't have fun without alcohol.
If you take a closer look at any of these reasons and actually examine them, you'll quickly find evidence of omission in each of these statements.
If someone offered you a non-alcoholic version of your favorite alcohol that tasted the same, would you drink it? Do you experience the same joy and excitement you get when you drink juice? Similarly, if you drink to be with your friends, can you have fun with them without drinking? If you enjoy going to clubs, can you enjoy being drunk as well? If the answer to any of these questions is "no," then it's clear that the source of your pleasure lies in the fact that you're drunk, not in the activity itself. If yes, it doesn't require alcohol to survive these conditions, and if you still choose to consume alcohol, ask yourself why you are doing it.