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    Driving it is something most people do 87% of the American population have their driver’s license. In a recent survey 75% of people think driving in the winter is more dangerous than driving in the summer but they are wrong. According to Forbes magazine over 800 more people are killed in the summer vs winter. There are many reasons to this the main 2 are speeding, andalcohol. Speeding it is estimated that everyone may speed in their life time during driving even if it’s only for passing a car…

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    Prohibition In Canada

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    Answering the question of why prohibition failed in Canada requires a complex response. A multitude of factors contributed to the unraveling on this attempt at legislating morality. Some of the major ideological flaws within prohibition included a lack of overall disrespect for the new laws created by the movement, legislative acts that were not functionally sound, the fact that prohibition had gained significant support as a wartime measure, along with a public that continued to explicitly…

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    manufacture, transportation and distributing of intoxicating beverages. By repealing the prime source of drunkenness, the Prohibition was supposed to lower crime and corruption, reduce social problems, deliver economic success and improve overall health and hygiene in Canada. Instead, it had quite the opposite effect. Alcohol became more lethal to consume; organized crime blossomed, bootlegging (the illegal sale of alcohol as a beverage) rose dramatically and unlawful drinking places known as…

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    Alcohol has been around for many years in many different forms. Alcohol has also caused its fair share of problems since people started drinking it, but society cannot seem to let it go. Drinking alcohol not only causes damage to the liver, heart, pancreas, and stomach, but it also affects one’s judgement and causes him or her to not think clearly. Alcohol slows down every reaction in someone’s body, but makes them feel very calm and sometimes even confident. Driving while under the influence…

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    My contemporary message is for others to not drink and drive. Alcohol has many disadvantages on our brains including weakening the activities of the mind, harming our thinking, cognitive abilities, and muscle coordination. All these capabilities are vital for driving a vehicle safely. Thus, operating a car after being drunk causes severe problems including death. Even you can get imprisoned if you are caught to be driving while intoxicated. It continues, and we hear about many incidents…

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    is weak due to the most popular places, such as fast-food chains, are affected by the ban. You would also have to go out of your way to buy more soda which is a huge inconvenience and it will cost more money, simply because you want an unhealthy beverage. The text “Soda’s a Problem But...” Klein argues against People would simply buy two 16-ounce cups” (Klein 289). This is illogical because it will cost more money to buy multiple cups of soda, which would cost more amount of money and they may…

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    of alcohol (Richburg). The United States has to decided to educate their young people about the harmful effects of alcohol, and why an individual should not consume any alcoholic beverage until they are the age of 21. They also teach the young population that they should be very responsible when consuming alcohol beverages, because of intoxication are very dangerous. Within in the future the United States will be working on more research on the effects of alcohol at each age group and…

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    like consuming alcoholic beverages makes one more of an adult and more mature. For example, one in five of the top one hundred country songs make some sort of reference to alcohol. This reputation that the media has made for alcohol is what fuels alcoholism. Celebrities and professional athletes are role models for a lot of people. When their role model drinks alcohol people are likely to follow. People need to realize that alcohol is not the amazing and miracle-working beverage the media…

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    Addiction is an uncontrollable urge to destroy oneself over and over again without the ability or strength to stop. Addiction is not about the amount of the “drug” consumed or how often it is. Addiction is about the consequences of drug use to your life. There are many different forms of addiction: drug, sex, gambling, work, cutting, shopping, food; the list is extensive. A commonly known addiction is alcohol, called alcoholism. I believe and have personally seen, people live in long-term…

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    Most people have multiple strengths and weaknesses to their health and my client’s health strengths include her exercise and up to date check-ups. Whereas, her weaknesses included her alcohol consumption and also her back injury. These weaknesses can be resolved however by health promotion such as updating the client on the amount of calories in alcohol and the possible health effects. Also informing her on correct techniques and stretches she can do during and after exercise to prevent injury.…

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