15. Sexual dysfunction: Men who have alcohol use disorder are more likely to experience erectile dysfunction.
16. Thinning bones: Drinking increases your risk of osteoporosis or thinning bones.
20 Surprising Effects Alcohol Can Have on Your Body
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