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20 Surprising Effects Alcohol Can Have on Your Body

17. Diabetes complications: Excessive alcohol consumption may prevent your organs from properly balancing your blood sugar levels.

18. Muscle cramps: People who drink often experience muscle cramping, weakness and eventually muscle death.

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