What are the consequences of drinking too much and breaking the Buddha?

There is no consequence of this, it's just that you are missing a Buddha statue, and since it is broken, then buy a new Buddha statue, which will have no effect on you.

The villain can not be seen, the cup of offering to the Buddha is broken, there is no effect, and the Buddha does not count.

This is clearly a drunken madness, can't you also get drunk at that time, pretend to be drunk and punch him in the face a few times. Naturally, I will be safe from now on.

Then cut off contact with him in the future!

Don't give yourself this kind of psychological hint that it is not easy to tell, otherwise you will feel that many things are not going well. I think Amitabha Buddha is very broad and inclusive. If you feel ashamed in your heart, you can repent in front of the Buddha for your father and recite the Buddha more.

The key is to get rid of your inner turmoil! Remember, there's nothing outside of your mind! All problems come from your auspicious heart!

Let's get a new one!

Re-burn incense! Ask for forgiveness!

The God of Wealth is an immortal, and he will not be as knowledgeable as mortals!

They are all generous immortals, don't count your carelessness!

Please come back to the natal Buddha to think that the sutra is rotten, what should be done.

Usually people think that heavy drinking damages the stomach, but in fact, this is only one of the best things to drink, and long-term excessive drinking can cause more serious damage to the liver. Most of the alcohol consumed is absorbed in the upper gastrointestinal tract (30% in the stomach and 70% in the upper small intestine), of which 90-98% is metabolized in the liver and only 2 to 10% is excreted through the kidneys and respiratory tract.

When people drink a lot of alcohol for a long time, ethanol enters the liver cells and is oxidized to acetaldehyde through three pathways: alcohol dehydrogenase, catalperoxide decomposition enzyme, liver microsomes and ethanol oxidase, and acetaldehyde has obvious toxic effects on liver cells, causing disorders in their metabolism, resulting in liver cell degeneration and necrosis, as well as liver fibrosis, which can lead to liver cirrhosis in severe cases. Alcoholic liver diseases include: alcoholic fatty liver disease, alcoholic hepatitis, or cirrhosis.

Liver disease is the predominant symptom in most patients with alcoholism, but alcohol intoxication can also lead to other organ pathologies, with a small number of patients with no symptoms of liver disease or only mild ALT abnormalities that are detected by examination.

According to doctors, drunkenness can lead to death due to the direct inhibition of the respiratory center by alcohol, and when vomiting after drinking, it can also die of suffocation due to vomit blocking the trachea. Alcoholism can cause harm to various organs of the body.

Cauda equina syndrome": Because of repeated and violent vomiting, it can lead to a longitudinal tear in the mucosa at the lower end of the gastroesophagus, resulting in hematemesis.

Liver damage: Long-term alcohol consumption can lead to alcoholic liver, fatty liver, and even cirrhosis, with serious consequences.

Damage to the brain: paralyzing the cranial nerves, leading to memory loss, and involuntary trembling of the hands in early years.

Damage to the stomach: Long-term alcohol abuse can cause damage to the stomach, peptic ulcer disease and other complications.

In addition, alcohol dependence can also lead to cardiovascular diseases, such as palpitations and angina; Respiratory diseases, such as pulmonary edema, and severe malnutrition, lead to hypoglycemia and many complications.

Long-term excessive drinking will lead to "alcohol dependence". According to relevant statistics, it is estimated that 100 million people in the world are dependent on alcohol, and the fatality rate of alcohol poisoning accounts for all deaths in the world.

Drinking alcohol causes harm.

The most common type of overconsumption is pancreatitis and rupture of esophageal blood vessels due to violent vomiting, and there are also deaths due to kidney failure caused by heavy drinking.

When a person's blood alcohol concentration is reached, the risk of getting into an accident while driving is about 50 times higher than that of a person who does not drink alcohol. This is equivalent to a 60-kilogram person drinking 10 cans of beer or a 70-kilogram person drinking 12 cans of beer.

According to research, people with a higher blood alcohol concentration can develop movement disorders, balance problems, and poor judgment. If the blood alcohol concentration is above or more, it will cause confusion, slurred speech, and it is easy to fall asleep, and nerve paralysis will be formed due to the infiltration of brain cells in alcohol.

Drinking too much alcohol will first of all directly damage the gastric mucosa, and then increase the burden on the liver, and excessive drinking for a long time will eventually hurt the liver and stomach, and the body will be uncomfortable, unable to lift the spirit, and achieve nothing, which is very sad.

Long-term excessive alcohol consumption can cause chronic alcoholism, liver cirrhosis, chronic pancreatitis, esophageal cancer, liver cancer, high blood pressure, etc. The head will also be broken (become late pure).

Would put if you were driving a truck it would be dead.

Playing drunk or sleeping at the end of the day.

It's better not to do anything at all, otherwise it's easy to get into trouble.

Long-term heavy drinking, several departments will inevitably lead to cirrhosis, the diseased liver no longer processes the nutrients from the digestive tract, and can no longer process the drugs ingested into the human body, the symptoms of liver cirrhosis are many, and they are diffuse, so try not to drink alcohol all the time, otherwise it is not good for the body. ，

Alcohol directly harms the gastric mucosa, damages the protective barrier of the gastric mucosa, and causes gastric mucosal congestion, edema, erosion and bleeding, and even ulcer cancer. Long-term alcohol consumption can also damage the liver, causing alcoholic cirrhosis, acute pancreatitis, etc., which in turn can lead to damage to the gastric mucosa. The higher the alcohol content, the greater the damage to the stomach.

If the natal Buddha is accidentally broken, it may be that the spiritual enlightenment spirit treasure has resisted a catastrophe for you, and there is no need to worry too much and be sad. As long as you re-invite a Nanyue Kaiguang Natal Buddha.