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Effects of alcohol:
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==== Effects of alcohol ====
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Alcohol consumption can interfere with the function of all parts of the gastrointestinal tract. Acute alcohol ingestion induces changes in the motility of the esophagus and stomach that favor gastro-esophageal reflux and, probably, the development of reflux esophagitis.  
 
Alcohol consumption can interfere with the function of all parts of the gastrointestinal tract. Acute alcohol ingestion induces changes in the motility of the esophagus and stomach that favor gastro-esophageal reflux and, probably, the development of reflux esophagitis.  
    
Alcohol abuse may lead to damage of the gastric mucosa, including hemorrhagic lesions. Beverages with low alcohol content stimulate gastric acid secretion, whereas beverages with high alcohol content do not. In the small intestine, alcohol inhibits the absorption of numerous nutrients. The importance of these absorption disorders for the development of nutritional disturbances in alcoholics, however, is unclear. In alcoholics with other digestive disorders (e.g., advanced liver disease or impaired pancreatic function), impaired digestion likely is more significant. Acute alcohol consumption also damages the mucosa in the upper region of the small intestine and may even lead to the destruction of the tips of the villi.  
 
Alcohol abuse may lead to damage of the gastric mucosa, including hemorrhagic lesions. Beverages with low alcohol content stimulate gastric acid secretion, whereas beverages with high alcohol content do not. In the small intestine, alcohol inhibits the absorption of numerous nutrients. The importance of these absorption disorders for the development of nutritional disturbances in alcoholics, however, is unclear. In alcoholics with other digestive disorders (e.g., advanced liver disease or impaired pancreatic function), impaired digestion likely is more significant. Acute alcohol consumption also damages the mucosa in the upper region of the small intestine and may even lead to the destruction of the tips of the villi.  
Qualities of different types of liquors and uses:
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The Ashtang Hridaya has elaborated peculiarities of liquor prepared by various sources. The superiority though has been mentioned; the liquor prepared by respective components have specific qualities, which can be considered therapeutically important.
 
The Ashtang Hridaya has elaborated peculiarities of liquor prepared by various sources. The superiority though has been mentioned; the liquor prepared by respective components have specific qualities, which can be considered therapeutically important.
Table 6: Types of liquors Name of liquor Main Quality Indication Correlation
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Table 6: Types of liquors  
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Name of liquor Main Quality Indication Correlation
 
Sura Snehani (Unctous) Gulma, Udara, Arsha, Grahani, Lactating, Diuretic Tumor, Ascitis, Hemorrhoids, Colitis and digestive disorders
 
Sura Snehani (Unctous) Gulma, Udara, Arsha, Grahani, Lactating, Diuretic Tumor, Ascitis, Hemorrhoids, Colitis and digestive disorders
 
Varuni Agile, Sharp, Hridya Shool, Kasa, Vomitting, Asthma, Vibandha, Adhmana, Peenasa Gasric erosions, Cough, Bloating, Rhinitis,  
 
Varuni Agile, Sharp, Hridya Shool, Kasa, Vomitting, Asthma, Vibandha, Adhmana, Peenasa Gasric erosions, Cough, Bloating, Rhinitis,  

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