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    The controversial topic of alcohol regulation has existed for many years. Although, one opposing side feels as if alcoholic beverage companies are promoting alcohol abuse by creating myths that alcohol can enhance a person’s life, when in reality, alcohol addiction destroys the lives of many. Whereas some people have a different perspective. A group of promotional marketing industries in Great Britain argue that any regulations made about alcohol advertising will not reduce alcohol abuse. THESIS…

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    Lauren Park NES 2522: Intoxicating Beverages Christopher Monroe Friday, November 17, 2017 Drunkenness as the Ultimate Sobriety Ding Xiang Warner and Wang Ji provide a discussion of the role of poetry in the late Sui and early Tange eras in the history of China with the help of Wang Ji’s poetry. They present Biography of Mr. Five Dippers and The Story of Drunkenville to show the comparable relationship between the experiences of being drunk and enlightened man’s perception of fundamental…

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    he woke up the driver, who was now identified as (Diego Hernandez, Juan Jose DOB 04/22/94). Juan had signs of impairment (glassy bloodshot eyes and a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from his breath/person). I also observed Juan to have signs of impairment (glassy bloodshot eyes, a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from his breath and person). Juan related…

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    party when drinking, the reality is that these young adults that are being targeted by alcohol commercials are making careless decisions, setting bad examples to younger generations, and destroying their long term health. By watching these alcoholic beverage commercials and seeing all the advertisements, make teenagers more eager to try the different qualities of products. The people who produce the commercials that are being made and the people that post advertisements, make sure…

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    Prohibition In The 1920's

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    prohibition was passed down as an amendment to have america stop drinking. Ironically, prohibition had the opposite effect by inspiring people to drink more and go to extreme criminal lengths to acquire alcohol. Maybe the last time you saw an alcoholic product was…

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    Red Wine Benefits

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    Red wine is one of the many types of alcoholic beverage and is characterized by the distinct dark red color from the dark red grapes it is made from. Red wine is said to deliver health benefits when consumed in moderate amounts consistently. The health benefits are results of the antioxidants that are present in red wine. These health benefits are unique to red wine because grapes are healthy fruits that contain numerous nutrients and antioxidants. These positive properties of grapes are…

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    Alcoholism: A Case Study

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    Alcoholism is a huge problem and a common lived experienced by many people. I recently had the opportunity to attend an Alcoholics Anonymous support group in Ashland, Oregon. If you are not familiar with this type of support group it may consist of people currently struggling with alcohol dependence or in a recovery/sobriety phase. This prevalent disease, depending on someone 's alcohol intake level , can cause psychological and physical harm. However, for some people, "social drinking" often is…

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    wartime prohibition act had out law “intoxicating” beverages, but neither defined what constituted an intoxicating level of alcohol. It wasn’t until October 1919 when the Volstead act, passed after ratification of the 18th amendment to establish enforcement guidelines for prohibition, adopted an arbitrary internal revenue service measurement for taxable alcohol beverages 0.5 percent as the standard for intoxicating liquor, thus prohibiting virtually alcoholic drinks. (Pegram…

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    very high considering this drink has only been on the market since 2004. Other companies such as Monster And Rock star have had no reported deaths. David Kroll, who is a contributor for Forbes states “Monster and Rock star are brightly-labeled beverages that contain 160 to 175…

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    Alcohol Case Study

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    impaired judgment, poor insight, distractibility, cognitive rigidity, and reduced motor skills. Acute alcohol intoxication compared with sobriety effects hand-eye coordination, stability in gait and balance, and speed performance. This translates into alcoholics still being able to do tasks that require hand-eye coordination, it just seems to take them a longer amount of time to do so. When viewing a brain in vivo, a MRI is conducted and the images presented give insight as to which parts of the…

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