I believe that you may have sunspots. These are flat brown spots that develop on areas of your skin that are exposed to the sun. They’re also known as liver spots, though they have nothing to do with your liver. Sunspots are harmless. They are noncancerous and don’t pose any risk to your health or require treatment unless you’re looking to remove them for cosmetic reasons.
The spots could possibly also be dead skin cells. These cells are called keratinocytes, and are composed of the fibrous protein keratin. They are formed at the base of the epidermis, and gradually move up through the skin until they reach the outer surface, where they die, forming what is known as the stratum corneum (around 15-20 layers of dead cells). Eventually, the cells at the very top of the strateum corneum break away and fall off the skin, allowing new cells to push up from beneath.
He was considered the "common man's president" because he was the first president who did not come from a wealthy background. He was orphaned at a young age, he fought in the American Revolution and was a commander during the war of 1812 (Battle of New Orleans).
Trouble thinking, impulsiveness, and addiction are all effects that alcohol has on the nervous system. Alcohol negatively effects your nervous system and makes it function abnormally causing you to be extremely impulsive and also increase addiction needs.
