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Does alcohol cleanse the liver or adversely affect it? | ABP Health Live

Although we frequently hear and see the statement that alcohol consumption is bad for our health, many people are unable to avoid it. Alcohol damages various body parts, but the liver must sustain the most harm because it is the second largest organ in our body and processes—that is, filters—nutrients from food and beverages before distributing them to all the organs as needed. Toxic materials are cleaned and removed selectively by the liver. The question of whether the liver also filters alcohol emerges in such a scenario. How long is it possible to take? Alcohol consumption has the greatest impact on the liver. To learn more, watch

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