NEVER POISON YOUR MEMORY WITH ALCOHOL

                  Boozing regularly gives you a clear path to reach mental disorder                              Behavioural disorders and mental disorders are now very common among people and have a huge growth in the social environment. Scientists found that people who are suffered from drinking habits have high risk of getting mental disorder. Alcohol has now become a daily drink which is either a practice or a fantasy for all the people around the globe. But the real fact is that too much of booze causes huge risk factor for Dementia. Memory loss and other brain impairments may get a chance to affect you when you have heavy drinking habit. This in turn later leads to Dementia. Most of the Dementia which starts before the age of 65 is mostly due to the regular alcohol use. This acts as a major reason for premature death.

               Alcohol use disorder is the primary disorder of Dementia. We can find a complex relationship between alcohol and cognitive disease. People with light to moderate drinking habits may have less risk factor whereas those with moderate to heavy drinking habit are tend to live a dangerous life. Alcohol use in regular cause lack of vitamin called vitamin-B1. This vitamin deficiency causes thiamine and other cognitive diseases. Women are affected more than men by the dementia disorder. Women who have 3 pints per day or more than 7 pints in a week have high risk of dementia problems. Meanwhile men who have more than 5 pints a day are affected by the disorder. According to World Health Organization, chronic heavy drinking for men can be defined as consuming more than 60 grams of alcohol per day and for women it can be defined as consuming more than 40 grams per day. Behavioural disorder in children may rise from their mother when they are in womb and when the mother is addicted to alcohol.

Onset of all types of dementia is mostly caused by the alcohol use disorder. To reduce the burden of dementia among the drinking people, treatment should be implemented for alcohol use disorder. Since daily stories in the media hits the antisocial behaviour of human, only few among them reaches the area of therapy and treatment. When dementia is diagnosed we can see the extensive brain damage and it is found that brain loses 10% of its cell volume. Apart from daily challenges to maintain their health, people who are suffering from dementia are also affected by inadequate support for care which they are mainly in need.

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