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Ilustración de una persona bebiendo alcohol con líquido entrando por la boca y pasando por la garganta. 

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Ilustración de un torso humano mostrando el hígado

La bebida y su cuerpo

Así es cómo procesa el cuerpo humano el alcohol​ paso a paso. Es importante que tenga en cuenta sus circunstancias personales ya que el ritmo es diferente para cada persona.

​¿​Cómo procesa el organismo el alcohol? 

https://www.mscbs.gob.es/

Recomendaciones de consumo recogidos en la Revista Española de Salud Pública, editada por el Ministerio de Sanidad

https://www.disfrutadeunconsumoresponsable.com/

Información sobre el nivel de alcohol en sangre

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Beber en exceso aumentará sus probabilidades de lesionarse ya que el alcohol afecta a su atención, su concentración y su coordinación. Estos son los peligros de los que debe ser consciente.

Doctor poniendo una venda en el pie de un paciente

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¿​Aumenta la bebida el riesgo de sufrir lesiones?

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Enfermero tomando la tensión a una paciente

http://www.alcoholicos-anonimos.org/

https://estilosdevidasaludable.sanidad.gob.es/

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Aunque el impacto de la bebida varía entre los adultos y, para algunos es mejor no beber nada en absoluto, existen datos que puede tener en cuenta.

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¿Cómo afecta la bebida a su salud general?

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Ilustración de una vena humana mostrando cómo el alcohol entra en el torrente sanguíneo

https://www.safgroup.org/

Site del Ministerio de Sanidad sobre el consumo de alcohol durante el embarazo

Easey, K.E., et al., Prenatal alcohol exposure and offspring mental health: A systematic review. Drug Alcohol Depend, 2019. 197: p. 344-353.

Dejong, K., A. Olyaei, and J.O. Lo, Alcohol Use in Pregnancy. Clin Obstet Gynecol, 2019. 62(1): p. 142-155.

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Lo que ​usted beba también puede afectar a su hijo si está embarazada o dando el pecho. Esto es lo que debe saber acerca del consumo de alcohol durante el embarazo.

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​¿Cómo afecta la bebida al embarazo y la lactancia?

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Ilustración de una cabeza humana en la que se ve el cerebro

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Ilustración de un torso humano mostrando el hígado y el estómago

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Ilustración de un torso humano en el que se ve el corazón

Comisión de Salud Pública: LÍMITES DE CONSUMO DE BAJO RIESGO Y OTRAS ACTUACIONES

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Cuando beba, el consumo de alcohol tendrá efectos en sus órganos <a href="#refs1" data-anchor="#refs1">(1)</a>, pero el alcance de estos efectos depende de muchos factores. Esto es lo que debe saber.

​¿Cómo afecta la bebida al cerebro, el hígado y el corazón? 

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Ilustración de una silueta masculina y otra femenina, una al lado de la otra, mostrando solo la cabeza y los hombros

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Ilustración de un corazón con un engranaje y una línea del pulso para representar el estado de salud general

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¿​Por qué algunas personas se emborrachan antes y otras están como si nada?  ¿Y por qué algunas personas no deberían beber nada en absoluto? Estos son algunos de los factores que determinan cómo puede afectarnos de manera diferente la bebida a cada persona.

¿Cómo le afecta la bebida físicamente? Depende de quién sea

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Esta es la manera en la que beber alcohol puede afectar a su riesgo de desarrollar cáncer.

Ilustración de una célula cancerosa rodeada de células humanas sanas

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¿Existe un vínculo entre la bebida y el cáncer?

https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/

Stevens, S.E., Schreck, C.J., Saha, S., Bell, J.E., & Kunkel, K.E. Precipitation and fatal motor vehicle crashes: continental analysis with high-resolution radar data. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 100: 1453-1461, 2019.

Hay dos maneras de entender el riesgo: como un riesgo absoluto o como un riesgo relativo. Esto es lo que significa cada uno.

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Entender el riesgo absoluto y relativo con relación al alcohol

Ministerio de Sanidad: riesgos del consumo de alcohol en el trabajo

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Aunque no existe un consenso único acerca de la definición de un episodio de consumo excesivo, beber una gran cantidad de alcohol en un breve espacio de tiempo puede conllevar graves consecuencias.

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¿Cuáles son los efectos a corto y largo plazo de los episodios de consumo excesivo?

https://proyectohombre.es/

Cuidados para personas con problemas de abuso de alcohol

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Su historial médico y familiar puede tener un impacto real en la manera en que le afecta la bebida, en comparación con otras personas. Estos son cinco aspectos que debe tener siempre en cuenta.

Fotografía de un hombre mirando por una ventana

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¿Qué importancia tienen el historial familiar y médico en cómo le afecta la bebida?

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Respuesta corta: El consumo excesivo de alcohol puede debilitar tu sistema inmunitario. Estos excesos también pueden provocar que tengas comportamientos de riesgo (como no llevar tu mascarilla o no seguir las pautas de distanciamiento social). Esto puede aumentar el riesgo de contraer COVID-19 y otras enfermedades infecciosas. Las pruebas científicas sobre el consumo de alcohol, en sí mismo, y el riesgo de infección por el coronavirus siguen evolucionando. Las pruebas relacionadas con otras enfermedades infecciosas muestran que los bebedores moderados no tienen más probabilidades de infectarse con dichas enfermedades en comparación con aquellos que no beben.
 La pandemia de COVID-19 ha llevado a algunos países a introducir nuevas restricciones e incluso a prohibir la venta y el servicio de alcohol durante los cierres y clausuras. Compartimos algunos datos básicos.

Mujer de negocios con mascarilla protectora

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¿El consumo de alcohol aumenta la posibilidad contraer una infección por COVID-19?

Sayette, M.A., The effects of alcohol on emotion in social drinkers. Behav Res Ther, 2017. 88: p. 76-89.

​La bebida y su mente

Depende de muchos factores, pero beber puede cambiar la manera en que se siente de forma tanto positiva como negativa.

Un grupo de amigos tomando una copa juntos

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