Which statement accurately reflects the relationship between alcohol and liver health described in the material?

• A. Kidney stones are the primary concern
• B. Liver disease such as hepatitis or cirrhosis can result
• C. Lung infections are the most common outcome
• D. Brain tumors are common among drinkers

Answer: (C)

Alcohol use harms the liver by overwhelming it with toxins that the organ must process. This can cause fat to build up in liver cells, then inflammation and scarring over time, ultimately leading to liver diseases such as hepatitis (inflammation) or cirrhosis (severe scarring). That direct link—long‑term or heavy drinking causing liver damage—is why the statement about liver disease reflecting the relationship between alcohol and liver health is the best choice. The other options describe outcomes that aren’t the primary or most direct liver-focused effects in this context, such as kidney stones, lung infections, or brain tumors.