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Trig Chronic Heavy Drinking
The article I site talks about 12 Health Risks of Chronic Heavy Drinking. There may be more.

Because of the nature of the topic, please consider if knowing more is helpful for you.

http://www.webmd.com/mental-health/a...heavy-drinking
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