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Alcohol causes the loss of brain cells and it poisons your liver. Some people develop a physiological dependence on alcohol. Attempting to withdraw on your own from alcohol when a physiological dependence is present can be life threatening. This kind of withdrawal should only be done in the context of an approved medical detox.
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