Alcohol can affect all of those pertaining to your body system if long overuse of alcohol but mostly I believe it will really affect your digestive system
I would say that if she is being mean you can first try to talk it out with her (because relationships may take work sometimes and if she is really important both of you will be willing to put in the work), but if that doesn't go well and you really don't think it is going to work you should go to your other friends or family for support especially if she was a very important part of your life.
<span>The correct answer is B. following fitness safety basics. If you follow the guidelines that tell you how you should do an exercise, then obviously there aren't going to be any problems and you won't get hurt. You don't need to have the most expensive equipment, or join the most popular gym, or stay at home in order to do that - you just have to follow the rules because they were made by people who know their job well so there that you don't get injured.</span>
Answer: Alcohol can also slow down the amount of calories you're able to burn through exercise. Because your body isn't designed to store alcohol, it tries to expel it as quickly as possible. This gets in the way of other processes, including absorbing nutrients in food and burning fat. Muscle gain can be affected too.
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