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    Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is the physical and mental damage in a child due to the alcohol exposure while in the womb. This disease results in anywhere from 20 thousand to 200 thousand cases a year! There are many side effects that stem from fetal alcohol syndrome; some are long term and some are short. If a side effect is discovered and treated early enough, the side effects can be reduced and may eventually disappear. The main problem surrounding fetal alcohol syndrome is that nobody can agree on…

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    particular connection with fetal alcohol syndrome, it is a serious condition prevalent in children exposed to alcohol during their mother’s pregnancy. This syndrome can only come from the mother ingesting alcohol and it is up to the mother to be responsible enough to know that alcohol, drugs and certain medication will affect her child. The effects of fetal alcohol syndrome last a lifetime and their is no cure for this. It is extremely dangerous to ingest any amount of alcohol during one’s…

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    What are the effects of harmful alcohol use? The harmful alcohol use among aboriginal Australians also has significant physical, psychological and sociological effects. Excessive alcohol consumption has significant physical effects such as the development of high blood pressure, atrial fibrillation, liver disease, stroke, and cardiomyopathy (insulin resistance over time) (Conigrave & Lee, 2012). The health problems related to harmful alcohol use is evident among aboriginal Australians as the…

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    Although it isn’t considered a drug, at time alcohol can be as bad as or worse than one. Many people have become addicted to it just like and illegal drug. Most think that alcohol is just harmless or nothing to worry about but it has lots of effects, addiction, and many don’t even understand how it works. First, to be able to understand the effects, and addiction it's important to understand how it works. When you are given the alcohol you first put it into your system by ingesting it through…

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    believe that alcohol, the negative effects of alcohol to be more specific, is also one of the themes of this book, since there were many scenes throughout the book, where many characters had not only ruined their lives but also others due to consuming large amounts of alcohol. This is clearly evidenced on page 16 when Junior says, “His (Rowdy) father is drinking hard and throwing hard punches, so Rowdy and his mother are always walking around with bruised and bloody faces.” The fact that alcohol…

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    Alcohol, marijuana, and cocaine have some similar effects on behavior. Alcohol is a depressant while marijuana is a mild hallucinogen that contains delta 9 tetrahydrocannabinol. Both marijuana and alcohol will give a person an euphoric high, cause depression organ damage, impair ones driving skills and their reactions to certain situations but the other effects on behavior is totally different. Alcohol can stimulate the drinker to have more energy and will also cause the drinkers brain activity…

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    History where alcohol is prohibited from being manufactured, sold, and consumed. Even though this was an amendment to the constitution many people chose freely to go against this law. The effects from this are illegally selling alcohol for profit. Jay Gatsby is a main character in the novel; he illegally sells and manufactures alcohol and also has parties that have very good reputation in the West and East Egg neighborhoods. The writer of The Great Gatsby has a negative experience with alcohol…

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    Alcohol Destroys a Community Alcohol abuse harms communities beginning in the family environment and extending outward to the community. Although people abuse alcohol because it makes them feel better about themselves, the truth is that over-use of alcohol tends to negatively impact the abuser’s personality and family. The abuser becomes irritable and uses poor judgment. Alcohol abuse is attributable to verbal and physical abuse of the spouse and the children. “Rowdy and his mother are always…

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    Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) has been effecting humanity ever since alcohol was first invented. FAS occurs when the pregnant mother drinks alcohol either accidently or on purpose. Believe it or not people do, do it on purpose because they try to induce a miscarriage. Sometimes they don’t succeed and the baby will suffer from Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. The mothers who don’t purposely drink alcohol when they are pregnant, is because they don’t realize that they have missed her period. This…

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    Alcohol has been around for thousands of years, and throughout those years’ alcohol has evolved into more than just beer and wine. Surprising as it may be alcohol is considered a drug, and like many drugs it is neither a good thing or a bad thing. If alcohol is used cautiously, it can be used as a fun event drink. Like the many drugs out there, there are people who abuse and end up addicted to it. In today’s society, alcohol is viewed to be harmless. Alcohol effects the body in more ways…

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