This depends on this person first. What's his constitution like? Generally speaking, most people have similar constitutions. However, some people drink a lot, others drink a little less, and their absorption of alcohol is different. However, regular drinking is undoubtedly bad for people's health, and the biggest influence of alcohol on people is the human liver.

Our liver has detoxification function, but long-term research often leads to alcoholic hepatitis, that is to say, long-term use will lead to the decline of the liver's ability to detoxify and hangover, and will also affect other digestive functions of the human body.

Long-term smoking and drinking will also affect people's nerve center, making people inconvenient to move and paralyzed. For some people, it doesn't matter in the short term. However, long-term drinking will lead to liver cirrhosis, liver function damage, and the human brain nervous system will be affected, which will lead to people's lack of agility, just to affect people's blood vessels and easily lead to people's three highs.

Drinking a little drunk every day for 3 or 5 years will inevitably have a subtle influence on people. Some people can't feel anything, but from the physiological indicators, all functions are declining.

Drinking a little wine properly is a kind of adjustment to life, but if you drink wine as a drink and get drunk every day, it will do great harm to the human body.