Abstract

This study presents a comprehensive evaluation of the patterns of alcohol use and their implications on both physical and psychological well-being. Through an interdisciplinary approach that incorporates medical, psychological, and public health perspectives, the research examines the multifaceted impact of alcohol consumption. The study explores the prevalence of alcohol use, patterns of consumption, and the associated physical health issues, including liver diseases and cardiovascular complications. Additionally, it investigates the intricate relationship between alcohol use and psychological well-being, encompassing aspects such as mental health disorders, cognitive impairments, and the potential for addiction. Insights derived from this evaluation are crucial for informing preventive strategies, public health interventions, and holistic approaches to address the complex challenges associated with alcohol use.