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Excess alcohol intake leads to fatigue of SER which results in harm to the body.

Excess alcohol intake leads to fatigue of SER which results in harm to the body. Correct Answer True

Excess alcohol intake leads to fatigue of SER which results in harm to the body. SER helps in detoxification of harmful substances. Since, SER is present in large numbers in the liver, rapid detoxification takes place in this region. At a certain point this results in SER fatigue and finally failure of liver.

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