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    Some of the short-term effects are, difficulty swallowing, dizziness, dry mouth, rapid heartbeat, headaches, the inability to concentrate, etc., (Negative Effects of Anxiety). Not only are there short term effects of anxiety but there are also long-term effects of having anxiety, which is, the increased risk of having a stroke, early memory decline (which can cause long-term damage to hippocampal cells, which will affect learning memory abilities)…

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    Many people who are being abused do not view themselves as victims. Also, abusers do not see themselves as being abusive. People often think of domestic violence as physical violence, such as hitting. In the novel The Suspect, the long-term effects of domestic violence have not been fully documented. Individuals suffer physical and mental disorders as a result of domestic violence. The first and foremost factor of abuse towards another character, George, at age 14, stood up to his father to…

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    The medical use of marijuana has long been a topic of debate. Some, including me, would argue that withholding a useful medical treatment based on antiquated thinking and societal perception is unethical. The utilitarianism theory tells us that the correct course of action should be the one, which benefits the greatest number of people. We treat patients currently with much more dangerous and addictive medications and we seem to accept those risks….Why is marijuana different? Some will argue the…

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    Josh Egberts Mrs. Brown FE4 April 21, 2016 Abuse of Substances What is substance abuse? Substance abuse is the dependence on a legal or illegal drug or medication. Although alcohol and nicotine are legal substances, they are also considered a drug. Substance abuse can be caused by a person’s genetics or from peer pressure and social surroundings. Substance abuse happens all over America. Lots of people use substances and they start spending all of their money on the…

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    compared to other individuals. If that is so, does Mother Nature also play a role in the terms of genetics in drug and alcohol abuse? Drug and alcohol abuse is the misuse and uncontrollable intake of drugs or alcohol, which may result to harmful effects to the body. If there is a relation between genetics and dug and alcohol abuse. With further understanding of the relation between genetics and drug and alcohol misuse, many treatments can be improved and more efficient preventive measures can…

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    learn what was right or wrong. They were under the influence of drugs like brown brown, which was gunpowder mixed with cocaine and other drugs and substances like alcohol and marijuana. Why did they do this? I don’t know, what were they trying to achieve? Drugs at an early age (or alcohol) can cause brain damage and long term effects and eventually, brain cancer. Next, they were pretty much taken care by druggies or alcoholics who thought killing people was…

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    conscripted to fight and die for their country, they should also have the right to drink alcohol. (Good and bad). I strongly believe that the current legal drinking age should not be 18. I believe it should be raised to the age of 20. I believe it should be raised because some people at the age of 18 are not mature enough. Firstly, many young Australians do not understand the harsh consequences of drinking alcohol and can affect them if they don’t take care. As teenagers and young adults…

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    amphetamines, such as Adderall and Ritalin. Stimulants are often taken by students searching to improve in their academics. These drugs help them stay up later and boost their energy, allowing them to study for long periods of time without becoming tired. Each of these drugs can cause different side effects and can become majorly dangerous when taken along with other prescription…

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    Alcohol in A New Home, Who’ll Follow? A New Home, Who’ll Follow? is a book set in the woods of lower Michigan. It includes many stories of Mary Clavers’ new, backwoods neighbors. Since she is moving from New York, she encounters many different situations, norms, views, and values that are very different from that which she was accustomed to in New York. One norm that she comes across in Michigan that is very different to New York is the use of alcohol. A New Home, Who’ll Follow? includes…

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    the drinking age should be lowered to save society from detrimental consequences, others claim the current drinking age of twenty one reduces serious effects on children and adults. Some feel as if drinking age is a current problem. Drinking age limits have been around a very long time. The act of drinking has been around long before prohibition. Alcohol comes from fermented grain in which this started in around 7000 B.C in China (“Watch Truth About Drugs Documentary Video & Learn About…

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