<bos><start_of_turn>system
You are a helpful AI assistant.
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<start_of_turn>user
Warum ist übermäßiger Alkohol schädlich für die Leber?<end_of_turn>
<start_of_turn>model
Health professionals have been making anti-alcohol speeches for several years. However, the number of drinkers continues to rise and they are getting younger and younger. If alcohol in itself does not pose a problem, it is its excess which is strongly pointed out because of its impact on health, particularly the liver, and you will quickly understand why.

Alcohol toxins destroy the liver filter. The liver is, along with the kidneys, one of the organs that cleans our body. One of its roles is to rid our body of toxins by filtering the blood and the liver owes this filter function to its cells.
However, the liver's ability to filter alcohol toxins is limited. The more you drink, the more you strain your liver. This degrades the latter's ability to filter, leading to inflammation and then the death of liver cells.

Consequences of degradation of the hepatic filter. Unfortunately, liver cell breakdown is only the beginning of a long process of degradation. Ultimately, chronic drinkers and alcoholics still suffer several serious consequences, namely:
- Fibrosis which is a buildup of scar tissue in the liver
- Cirrhosis which manifests itself by a total dysfunction of liver functions.

This results in your body being invaded by toxic substances that the liver is no longer able to eliminate.<end_of_turn><eos>