? 1. If you overeat for a long time, your stomach will always be full, and food will form gastroesophageal reflux into your esophagus before it can be digested. If this goes on, eating something will easily lead to acid reflux. If stimulated for a long time, it may also cause reflux esophagitis and even further induce esophageal cancer.
? 2. Fatty liver, the easiest thing to bring about by overeating is fatty liver, which in turn leads to cirrhosis, which may lead to liver cancer.
? 3. Overeating is easy to get fat. After gaining weight, the body is prone to sweating, so sweating is particularly prone to eczema. And eczema is repeated, and it is not easy to get better.
? 4. Overeating is easy to make blood sugar soar and insulin can't be secreted. If blood sugar fluctuates for such a long time, it may be that there is a problem with the regulation function of blood sugar.
? Overeating will harm the digestive system, pancreas, gallbladder, liver and other organs, and it is easy to break out acute inflammation.
? 6. Stomach perforation and diarrhea, just like the acute inflammation above, are prone to stomach perforation after overeating. Moreover, with more social activities, many people will find that the intestinal tolerance is getting worse and worse, which may be the stimulation of alcohol.
? 7. Hyperlipidemia and hypertension. Overeating, a spoon-feeding method, can easily lead to problems such as hyperlipidemia and hypertension.
? 8. Liver function is damaged, bile is secreted by the liver to help digestion, overeating easily increases the burden on the liver, and alcohol also hurts the liver. If this continues frequently, liver function will be easily damaged.
? 9. Renal dysfunction. People who love beer will find that drinking beer will make them pee a lot. Some people refrain from going to the toilet to show their capacity for alcohol. Drinking a lot of alcohol has already brought a great burden to the kidneys, and not going to the toilet has even damaged the kidneys. If this happens frequently, the prominent performance is renal tubular dysfunction.