Quick answer
The supplied body-effects chart does not stop with the headline harms. It also points to the pancreas and the immune system. That helps readers see how wide the damage question can become once alcohol is treated as ordinary.
Why this matters
A broad body-harm picture matters because it keeps readers from speaking about alcohol as if it were only a small pleasure with a few edge-case risks. The body-level consequences are broader than that which have a real world impact.
Modern health sources used on these pages
Where health pages summarize modern evidence, they point readers to official public-health sources such as NIAAA, CDC, NCI, and the U.S. Surgeon General’s advisory on alcohol and cancer.
Frequently asked questions
Why combine these areas on one page?
Because they are important but narrower than the brain, cancer, liver, and heart pages. Grouping them keeps things organized and the information easy to find of readers.
How should this page be used?
Use it as a narrower companion to the main health page and the main Bible-answer pages.