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    Ixcol Mr. Bolivar 11/01/16 Period 4 Alcoholism Alcoholism is where a person that’s drinking so much that they are addicted to it. Which also when the person drinks a lot they will depend on alcohol they have mental illness and compulsive behavior resulting from alcohol dependency . Alcoholism is affecting our society by young adults or adults being addicted to alcoholism which they are having the disease of alcoholism. The reason why alcoholism is affecting our society is because a lot…

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    Teenage Alcoholism Research Paper EDU-574 Addiction Counseling Nicole L. Lee Lincoln University Introduction Before continuing, in order to provide the necessary context, it is essential that the following terms and their meanings be comprehended in their entirety: Alcohol, alcoholism and teenage alcoholism. Alcohol, as it pertains to this paper, is a drink containing ethanol that has been fermented and distilled and consumed. Overconsumption of alcohol over a period of time leads…

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    Laura Key Lindholm English 3 25 January 2016 Alcoholism is an Addiction Over 20 million Americans are addicted to drugs and alcohol, are you one of them? Roughly only 11 percent of the people will receive treatment for their addiction. That’s nearly nothing. Jeannette Walls wrote the book “The Glass Castle” to show readers how her life was really like when she was growing up. Having a father that is an alcoholic, Walls really understands what a lot of families are going through, she constantly…

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    of various characters of the lost generation. So, fittingly there is a lot of alcohol in the book. In fact almost every character gets wasted at least once and are repeatedly called drunks. The excessive alcohol of the book is an allusion to the alcoholism of the roaring 20s as well as the lavish style. In additional, when Jake tells Cohn that only bull runners live their life to the fullest, he acts as a voice of reason, but ends up living it up at the fiesta anyways. This exposes major…

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    para 3) The only addiction program that Annie knew about was what her brother told her about his experience with A.A. He says you start out every meeting admitting that you are an alcoholic powerless against alcohol. He says they believe alcoholism is a fatal illness without a cure. And I personally know self-proclaimed alcoholics who, rather than finding peace, fight a daily battle for sobriety. It seems miserable in our culture to be sober (p. 15, para 4). Living one day at…

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    Most cases of domestic violence are actually derived from the abuse of alcohol and can give rise to many problems such as sexual harassment, addiction, relationships issues, and depression. Alcoholism is a social injustice because it can lead to domestic violence and creates an unhealthy society. Alcoholism prevention programs work to address the issue by offering different forms of rehabilitation, education, and discuss possible solutions. Most domestic violence incidences occur because…

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    Alcoholism is considered a family illness because alcoholism, much like other addictions, creates consequences for the entire family. The effect of alcoholism on families is an important issue that needs to be studied because it is so prevalent in our society. In fact, an estimated 43% of all United States adults have been affected by alcoholism in their family in some way, whether through a parent, spouse, sibling, or other blood relative. Furthermore, according to the National Institutes of…

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    Craig Ferguson once wrote, “I haven't touched a drop of it in seventeen years, sometimes I wonder if I could get away with drinking some now. I totally subscribe to the notion that alcoholism is a mental illness because thinking like that is clearly insane”. The worst ways to lose a sane mind might be to live in a nursing home forever, or having them face their worst fears. Nevertheless, an everlasting and cruel way to damage a healthy person’s mental status would be to succumb to alcohol,…

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    love again and it will be filled with memories. This notion of love and life comes from Mel in his inebriated state. However, he claims that he can say those words in his sober state of mind. Mel’s speech and thoughts have been declined due to his alcoholism. Furthermore, as for Mel being a cardiologist reclaims that a couple struggles to survive and enjoy life because of alcohol addiction. Moreover, as alcohol have taken a toll on Mel’s life he lost his logical sense and also uses more violent…

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    Alcoholism is a disease where those that suffer from it become dependent on alcohol. As a result, addicts are often undernourished in essential nutrients like carbohydrates, proteins and vitamins. Consistent overuse of alcohol prevents the body from absorbing and digesting these nutrients and ultimately can lead to serious diseases (2). Also, addicts typically acquire poor eating habits which lead to intense cravings when trying to end the addiction. However, proper nutrition can have an impact…

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