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Case Study Alcohol and Nutrition.docx    Case Study: Alcohol and Nutrition  Florida Southwestern State College    Case Study: Alcohol and Nutrition  1.If Louisa continues on this pathway throughout her college career, what social, physical, and mental difficulties might she face?  -Socially, Louisas social life could go either way. One outcome is that her friends will get tired of dealing with the drinking and partying and drop Louisa as a friend. On the other hand, she may gain many more friends, but none that would aid her in focusing on her education and what is best for her.   2.Discuss how alcohol affects the brain, liver, and other organs.  -The brain is the soul thought process of the entire body and if the brain is overwhelmed with involuntarily misuse of a substance such as alcohol, the coordination and functions become distorted and begin to dwindle. Drastic transformations in the attitude of Louisa will begin to occur more commonly, perhaps from a giggly sweet college girl to an angered, irritable, and emotional individual. The live is the number one victim when it comes to heavy drinking and it begins to take a toll in the functions. Inflammation and Steatosis are the most customary indications to occur. The fat begins overtaking the liver and is what causes the functioning of the liver to clog. Other consequential forms such as Alcoholic hepatitis and or Fibrosis can shape abruptly and gradually harm the liver by impeding the process of conjugating of the bilirubin and obstructing the flow more and m