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    Alcohol Use In The 1800s

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    was partly due to economic and social problems that occurred during and after the time of the American Revolution. Alcohol was abused daily. Instead of money, workers were given drinks as a method of payment. It was not long before people learned that alcohol caused health problems such as anxiety, permanent brain damage, and alcoholism. Americans also came to the conclusion that alcohol was the cause of many crimes. There were over twenty different temperance organizations to persuade Americans…

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    Alcohol 101

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    in college drink some type of alcohol in a month and more than half of the students that drink alcohol, report having at least one heavy episode. These statistics are associated with lower grade point averages, higher rates of drinking and driving, higher rates of violence, and a significant economic cost to colleges and the community. Colleges have prevention and intervention programs ranging from universal programs to selective programs for students that abuse alcohol. Over the years, there…

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    Alcohol affects everything a person does and says. Alcohol is a powerful thing and if too much of it is consumed it will change the way you act and process thoughts or words. No matter how you handle drinking it still affects you even if just a small amount is consumed. The effects of alcohol are short term, but they can also turn into long term effects. Alcohol is not good for you and neither are the effects included with drinking, The long term effects include the following:brain damage,…

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    Tell me: if somebody asked you whether you believed marijuana or alcohol was the more harmful substance, how would you respond? It’s a hot topic that has been debated amongst society for decades, but one has to wonder: why are one of these substances legal, while the other remains an illegal substance? In various cultures around the world, drinking alcohol has become a normalized activity, with many seeing getting intoxicated as a rite of passage into our adolescent years or as a celebration of…

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    What is alcoholism? It's a very serious diseases that heavy alcohol drinkers have when they drink for so many years. They spend at least 24 billion dollars each year.They at least buy beer 4-6 times a day depending on how much they consume. Little do they know all the side effects that they can get by consuming too much alcohol. You don’t need alcohol to have fun. Drinking heavily may cause your brain to shrink. “If you drink heavily for a long time, booze can affect how your brain looks and…

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    Alcohol has many different effects. Most of these are negative effects. Many people drink alcohol but do not realize just how dangerous the effects can be. Many adults or kids turn to alcohol when times get tough to try and make it through, or they look at a night of drinking as an amazing way to have fun and party, but there are serious consequences. Using alcohol and drugs can affect a person in many different ways. Three of the ways someone can be affected is psychologically, mentally, and…

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    Alcohol is a common drug used nowadays as a downer although it is a common misconception that it is an upper. The process of making alcohol consist of having fruits, grains, and vegetables and the addition of ethanol through fermentation and was originally used to old plants about 10 million years ago. This helped maintain rotting fruit that had fallen off of trees. In the modern day alcohol has come to drinking for a good time with friends or as a means to relax. Alcohol is one of the most…

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    effects to alcohol consumption The cognitive effects will affect the way that a person how to think, learn and remember the daily things. The brain has different parts and has different mental abilities, so damaging one part of the brain will affect some skills such as memory, understanding, solving problems and speed of thought. Alcohol consumption: Keller and Vaillant (2014) discussed that alcohol’s consumption means drinking alcohol and the beverages which containing alcohol. Alcohol…

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    Long term effects of alcohol Drinking alcohol is kind of drug addiction. Alcohol or ethanol is the constituent in wine, beer, and spirits. Booze production takes place through fermentation process which involves conversion of sugar into ethyl alcohol. Liquor affects various organs of the body and its effects are depending upon different factors such as age, consumption of liquor. In this essay I will discuss how alcohol affects biological system of the body. Ethyl alcohol is rapidly absorbed…

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    Harm Minimization in relation to alcohol What is it? Harm minimization is an overarching strategy that aims to prevent and reduce the myriad harms associated with use of psychoactive drugs in the community. How does it relate to you: This relates to me because it makes shore that I want take drugs or get drunk in the future and now. List two harm minimization strategy for alcohol: To reduce the use of alcohol in the community To support people recover from alcohol List 2 examples of social…

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