Hard liquors are those with alcohol percentage of 30% and above.
Some have as high as 37% alcoholic content. Unlike beer, hard liquors like tequila, scotch, brandy and vodka have very low hydrating agents.
This means that if taken in excess quantities, hard liquor will cause dehydration and consequently lead to depletion of essential nutrients in the body.
This adverse effects on the skin.The skin will look dry and haggard.
Other dermatological complications associated with wines and spirits include psoriasis and eczema.
Excess consumption of hard liquor also destroys the liver, the organ responsible for detoxification in the body.
This may lead to liver inflammation, liver cirrhosis, and even liver cancer.
According to WHO, wines and spirits, if taken in excess quantities, may cause erectile dysfunction and urological problems.
Because wines and spirits are cheaper and available in smaller bottles and satchets, their consumption is very high, especially among low-income earners.
Drinking a lot of water is the only way out.