What are the effects of long term excessive alcohol consumption on the liver?
A) fat accumulation and abnormal discoloration of the liver
B) scarring, hardening, and increased fat metabolism
C) increased ability to degrade fats and toxins
D) decreased production of ethanol and cholesterol
E) scarring, hardening, and fat accumulation

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Long term excessive alcohol consumption can lead to scarring (cirrhosis), hardening (fibrosis), and fat accumulation in the liver. This can lead to liver failure and increased risk of liver cancer. Other effects can include inflammation and damage to liver cells, impaired liver function, and increased risk of hepatitis C infection.

What Are the Effects of Long Term Excessive Alcohol Consumption