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The document discusses the dangers of alcohol consumption and its effects on the human body. It begins with analyzing a picture to understand its message to viewers. It then discusses a video lesson about the harmful effects of alcohol on the human body, focusing on how alcohol highly affects the central nervous system and can damage the brain. It also defines an alcoholic as a person who drinks obsessively and compulsively without control.
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