Alcoholism Nervous System And Limb Disorders

Alcohol is a drink which if taken in excess can affect the nervous system and all the organs of the body. When alcohol is first absorbed, it infiltrates the brain, the heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys. It clouds the thinking, vision and hearing power of the drinker.

What Is Bronchitis ?

The bronchial tubes are a part of the respiratory system, and their function is to pass air from the trachea, or wind pipe, to the lungs. The air passage is lined with tiny hair like structures known as cilia. Under normal circumstances, the cilia filter and stop irritant particles from entering the lungs.