Reversibility of the alterations induced by chronic alcoholism and malnutrition in rats after alcohol withdrawal and proper nutrition

A study of multivariate statistical comparisons between alcoholism and malnutrition indicates that severe malnutrition produces a significant, separate and almost irreversible impact on the negative effects induced by alcoholism in various histological and physiological variables. This provides insights into the ways to mitigate the specific impact of malnutrition on the cellular damage caused by alcoholism.