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    This makes it an opioid, and one that runs a high risk for severe psychological and physical dependence. However, doses of two to four milligrams (in either pill or liquid form) are often used for their pain-relieving effect. In severe accident cases, it is often given intravenously to people in comas and is particularly useful for treating the…

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    The Alcohol Drinking Age Should be Increased The idea of raising the alcoholic drinking age protects young people. Indeed they are still incapable of accepting responsibilities included in the drinking of alcohol. In fact, according to DO SOMETHING.org, 5,000 people under the age of twenty-one die each year from alcohol-related car crashes, homicides, suicides, alcohol poisoning, and other injuries such as falls, burns, and drowning. In contrast, lowering the alcoholic drinking age from 21 to…

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    (2013) the highest proportion of people with alcohol disorders are between 18 and 29 years, an age bracket that includes the majority of enrolled college students. Alcohol use within the college student population continues to be pervasive and a major concern among researchers, parents, and university faculty today. Annually, approximately one out of every three emergency room visits are ages distributed among the college age bracket and are related to alcohol consumption, according to National…

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    beverages were used in making alcohols. So lots of Native American civilizations also developed the concept in pre-Columbian times (drugfreeworld.org). The concept, which was also known as liquors, was greatly used for medical purposes. Then, the concept (alcohol) took the turn from the medical purpose to pleasure in that, it consumption,…

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    Truth of Alcohol Every 53 minutes there is one person killed by an alcohol impaired driver in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC, 2016). To being, alcohol is a well-known misused beverage, despite its adverse effects on the human body, society and the economy. The United States spent $249 billion dollars in 2010 (CDC, 2016). Whether it involves drinking on occasion, weekly or daily throughout this article it will discuss the impact alcohol can…

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    possible to reduce alcohol consumption here at UC Merced because it has been done before. ( Reached out to the supervisor of H.E.R.O.E.S Kristin Hlubik on how she believes they were able to reduce the percentage of students who engaged in high risk drinking but did not get a response back. There was also not much detail online as to how they reduce alcohol consumption on campus but I researched other campuses and found some…

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    Unfortunately, the large “majority of Americans will never truly understand how damaging alcohol has been for Native Americans, perhaps more devastating than any disease, gun, massacre, or policy” (Bentley). “Loss of culture has been the primary cause of many of Native American’s existing social problems, especially those associated with alcohol … methods to measure Native American cultural…

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    school, personal hygiene, etc. As described on Psychology today website (https://www.psychologytoday.com/basics/addiction), this continuous act of addiction could be abusing of drugs, ingesting of chemicals or substance such as cocaine, nicotine, alcohol, food, etc., or partaking in activities such as gambling, shopping, internet surfing, sex, exercise, among others. This essay will try to discuss some form of addiction and the effect it has on the individual and/or others. Physical addiction…

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    addict does not understand the damage they are causing until after they get sober. In the beginning, the person may start drinking alcohol out of the family member’s leftover drinks. Everyone finds this harmless and funny. When I was four, I would drink King Cobra twenty-four ounces beer. My dad and his friends would pay me a dollar to drink the…

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    Sympathy Points Go To Jessica Jones Eat, sleep, get abused, get drunk and suffer from PTSD. Not the kind of schedule anyone wants to follow. Jessica Jones very much follows this schedule. Constantly, Jessica Jones is having flashback of the times she was sexually abused. Also it is likely that she will have an alcoholic beverage in hand or close by at all times. Jessica also really doesn’t have any other choice but to be a private investigator because she simply wouldn’t fit in anywhere else.…

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