Answer:
Yes, most of the time they have deeply rooted problems.
Explanation:
The passage listed above in my own words:
Ischemic strokes are the most common type of stroke. They occur when a blood vessel that leads to the brain becomes clogged usually by blood clots, which are clumps of blood that stick together. The blood sticks together in order to stop bleeding. However, they often form inappropriately inside an artery or vein , causing the blood flow to decrease and the blood can't get where it needs to be. Another reason for Ischemic strokes is because sometimes, arteries become narrow and clogged, usually with plaque, which is a mix of fatty stuff and cholesterol that stick to the walls of blood vessels.
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Alcohol acts as a depressant and slows nerve responses and depresses the central nervous system.
Excessive drinking over a prolonged period of time can cause serious problems with cognition and memory.
Alcohol interacts with the brain receptors, interfering with the communication between nerve cells, and suppressing excitatory nerve pathway activity.
Neuro-cognitive deficits, neuronal injury, and neurodegeneration are well documented in examples of alcoholics, yet the underlying mechanisms remain elusive. The effect can be both direct and/ or indirect.
The inner ear and cerebellum are areas of the brain involved in coordination and balance. These can be affected by alcohol producing difficulty with walking, hand-eye coordination and reaction time.
Impaired judgment, slowed reaction time, impaired vision and alertness, decreased coordination, confusion, loss of balance
Answer:
the most reasonable is Exercise lol
