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Thus, when alcohol enters the human body from an external source, it disrupts the mechanism of producing its own endogenous internal alcohol, and the person lacks endogenous internal alcohol, which leads to addiction, and the person becomes an alcoholic.
This is so poorly written that it's just awful...
There is no production of endogenous alcohol. Alcohol is a product of fermentation, which occurs during digestion.
Apparently, the entire article relies only on quantity; it's filled with meaningless words and nonsense.