Alcohol is the most common recreational drug used by humans around the world, and alcohol can singlehandedly be held responsible for 40% of violent crimes (National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc., 2015). Alcohol is easily accessible by the vast majority of the world’s population which makes this issue of banning alcohol controversial and relevant to every person who consumes alcohol.
Ethanol is the principle type of alcohol found in alcoholic beverages which is produced by the fermentation of sugars with yeast. When consumed in small doses, euphoria and relaxation can be experienced but alternatively larger doses of alcohol affect the central nervous system directly by depressing the system producing impaired sensory and motor
Ethanol is the principle type of alcohol found in alcoholic beverages which is produced by the fermentation of sugars with yeast. When consumed in small doses, euphoria and relaxation can be experienced but alternatively larger doses of alcohol affect the central nervous system directly by depressing the system producing impaired sensory and motor