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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwGrWYXjjRM
His name is Allan. He has damage in his liver. He had withdrawal symptoms or vomiting. he is dependent on alcohol.

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He thought he was the life of the party with the alcohol. His name is Pat He doesn't have any illness except he is dependent of alcohol he also  thought alcohol was power. He has some damage in his liver.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UY54rC4qzPw#t=56.931697

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1 in 17 Americans abuse alcohol.

90 seconds into entering the blood stream it arrives at the brain.

When someone abuses alcohol that much the brain tells the diaphragm to induce vomit.

The children of alcoholics are 4 times more likely to become alcoholics.

Too much alcohol at one time can shut down the brain which means the lungs don't work.

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What  are your feelings about the alcohol information? Be truthful 

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What  are your feelings about the alcohol information? Be truthful 

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Well the alcoholic information that is on here is very helpful and eye revealing concerning some of the effects also I can seriously not believe that teenagers are the ones with a higher addiction risk.

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What are some of the ingredinets in alcohol?

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What are some of the ingredinets in alcohol?

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Ethanol is the only ingredient in alcohol. Alcohol is made by the fermentation of sugars, yeast and starches

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What are some diseases caused by alcohol?

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What are some diseases caused by alcohol?

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cirrhosis, psychotic disorder, amnesic syndrome, alcoholic liver disease, alcoholic hepatitis, alcoholic myopathy and many more..

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What should a teenager know about alcohol?

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What should a teenager know about alcohol?

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Alcohol is more likely to become addicting to a teenager than an adult seeing as how a teenager's body is still changing. It affects your future too if you want to get into a good college and want a future for yourself alcohol kills brain cells.

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What do I do if someone I know wants to quit?

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What do I do if someone I know wants to quit?

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If someone wants to quit alcohol they must know that it's not spontaneous. There is a long process and it will mostly be trial and error but some people do get there. You first have to acknowledge the problem and resolve to change and then set a goal that you believe you can achieve it may be a small goal but there has to be one. The next step is to get sober safely some people need help because there body is too dependent on alcohol. After that you have to build a new life where alcohol has no purpose being there. Be prepared for cravings especially for the first six months that you quit and the social pressure you may get from peers and friends. Now get support  that journey is better when there's someone there to  help you. Start treatment now try different one's no there is no cure made for everyone you have to find the one that works for you.

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A survey done in 2014 got results that about 8.7 million americans between the ages of 12-20 report current alcohol consumption. So 23% of this age group was currently using alcohol.

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You can die from alcohol if your a heavy drinker because a long term effect of alcohol is increased blood pressure which can lead to a heart attack or stroke which is pretty fatal.

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Alcohol is a selectively addictive drug, it can be addicting to some people. But other people can become addicted no matter how much they drink. Alcohol is addictive because it induces a chemical imbalance resulting from a cycle of pleasure and tension. When you first consume any addictive substance/drug you get a feeling of euphoria or also known as a high which makes most people seek that same feeling.

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What effects do distilled alcohol  cause?

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What effects do distilled alcohol  cause?

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relaxation and insensitivity to pain
Isopropanol is a type of distilled alcohol that is industrial alcohol. It is used to clean wounds and skin and to cool the skin.

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What are the other affects of alcohol? short and long term effects

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What are the other affects of alcohol? short and long term effects

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Short term effects.........
In low dosages:
a relaxing effect
reduced tension
lowered  inhibitions
poor concentration
slow reflexes
slow  reaction time
reduced coordination
slower brain activity
sensations and perceptions that are less clear
In medium dosages:
slurred speech
sleepiness
altered emotions
poor vision
sleepiness and disruptions of sleeping pattern
increased urine production
more blood flow to skin surface
lower core body temperature
In high doses:
vomiting
uncontrolled urination
breathing difficulties
passing out
alcohol poisoning
coma
possible death
Long term effects..........
disrupts normal brain development
liver damage and cirrhosis of the liver
brain cells die, decreasing brain mass
stomach and intestinal ulcers and destroyed organs
blood pressure increases, causing heart disease, heart attack or stroke
male sperm  production decreases
lower levels of iron and vitamin B causing anemia
alcoholism
death
fetal alcohol syndrome in unborn children

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Alcohol can affect parts of the brain that affect that control movement, speech, judgment and memory. That causes effects like difficulty walking, slurred speech, memory lapses and impulsive behavior.

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Alcohol is used for many different uses one we drink . Other ways are as a cleaning, methylated spirits, solvent form, as a fuel and as a preservative. So see alcohol isn't just in your drinks it has many different uses that do not poison your body.

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Beer, champagne and wine are all drinks containing mostly alcohol ethanol. That is where the term alcoholic drinks appeared from. Beer, champagne and wine are equivalent poison for your body