Alcoholism has been a problem throughout human history, a disease that has caused many people to find themselves burdened with burdens, problems and of debts. Alcoholism is a widely recognized term in the United States and around the world. Alcoholism is a chronic, progressive and often fatal disease; it is a disorder that is not caused by other illnesses or emotional problems. Many scientists have tried to define what alcoholism is and the origin of this disease. Some people would say that alcoholism is simply overconsumption of alcohol, but this statement is only partially true. An alcoholic is a person who relies on alcohol to help them cope with their physical, emotional, or spiritual needs. To understand alcoholism, we must first understand what this affliction depends on. Alcohol is a substance obtained by the fermentation of fruits, grains or various other organic materials. The chemical, alcohol, is a depressant and acts on every cell in the human body. As a result, the central nervous system, as well as the pleasure centers of the brain, are affected, leading to a feeling of euphoria and well-being. After repeated exposure, the brain becomes dependent on this drug for relief whenever it feels duress. Several factors that contribute to alcoholism are psychology, genetics, culture, and the individual's response to physical pain. In order to understand alcoholism, we must first understand...