India, Dec. 29 -- The idea that "moderation is key" has long shaped public attitudes toward alcohol consumption. While excessive drinking is known to be harmful, occasional intake is often brushed aside as harmless. Dr Harsh Vyas, a preventive and diagnostic radiologist based in Vadodara, Gujarat, shared a sobering medical case to challenge the widely held belief that occasional alcohol consumption is harmless.

Highlighting the case of a 28-year-old patient, the doctor explained how even limited drinking can lead to severe and irreversible health consequences. (Also read: AIIMS-trained neurologist explains how 'brain worms' can trigger seizures in children; shares simple prevention tips )

Dr Vyas shared in his December 27 Instagram post...