Myth Buster. FACT! It also increases your risk of violence, sexual assault, alcohol poisoning, injury and motor vehicle collisions. Binge drinking is.

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Myth Buster

FACT! It also increases your risk of violence, sexual assault, alcohol poisoning, injury and motor vehicle collisions. Binge drinking is defined as having 5 or more drinks in one sitting.

FACT! The average female can eliminate ½ of a drink from her body every hour. It takes approximately 2 hours for an average female to eliminate one standard alcoholic drink from her body

MYTH! You have to have a 0% blood alcohol concentration if you are driving and under 22 years of age. It is not safe to consume any amount of alcohol and then drive a vehicle. You can drink 1 beer and still be legal to drive if you’re under 22 years of age?

MYTH! There is no safe time, type or amount of alcohol to drink when pregnant. It is safe for pregnant women to drink 1 alcoholic beverage a week as long as it is wine.

MYTH! Alcohol is the #1 rape drug. It is legal to buy if you are over the age of 19, it is easy to access, and socially acceptable but can be very dangerous. Roofies (Rohypnol) is the most common rape drug?

FACT! Since THC (the active ingredient in marijuana) is stored in your fat cells, it can take up to a year to be completely eliminated from your body. It can take up to a year for cannabis (pot, marijuana, weed) to leave your body.

Myth! The fine for drinking in public in NL is $ for a first offense and $ for a second or any subsequent offense. The fine for drinking in public in NL is $50.00 for a first offense.

FACT! Alcohol enters the bloodstream and is carried to the entire body – every areas of the body is affected by alcohol. Alcohol circulates through every organ, tissue and gland in the body?

MYTH! Once alcohol is in your body, no amount of food or drink can change its effects, Time is the only way to sober up. Drinking coffee will help you sober up quicker?

FACT! Even if someone agrees to have sex, when they are drunk or high they cannot legally give consent – even if you’ve both been drinking or using drugs. If someone has been drinking or doing drugs they can not legally consent to having sex?

MYTH! People are subjected to sexual violence from infancy to old age, in all types of clothing. There is no data to suggest that how a person looks or dressed will either provoke or prevent a sexual assault. Given the option, a perpetrator will tend to choose an attractive victim?

MYTH! It is illegal to both buy and consume alcohol when under the age of 19. It is illegal to buy alcohol when you are underage but it is not illegal to drink it when underage?

FACT! Drinking 5 or more drinks of alcohol at one time will lower your inhibitions, alter your thinking and affect your decisions and actions. Many unplanned pregnancies occur this way. Teens who binge drink (5 or more drinks at one time) are more than twice as likely to have unplanned sex, than those who do not?

MYTH! Caffeine can trick your mind into thinking you are not as drunk as you really are. This could cause you to drink way more than you would otherwise or feel like you can handle certain potentially dangerous activities, like driving. You won’t get as drunk if you drink alcoholic drinks with caffeine in them.

MYTH! In fact, on average 4 Canadians are killed and 190 are injured in impaired- related crashes. On average, 3 people are killed each day in Canada by Impaired Driving?

MYTH! One standard drink of beer (12 oz), hard liquor (1.5 oz) or wine (5 oz) will have the exact same effect on your body. It’s not about what you drink but how much alcohol is in the drink! Beer won’t get you as drunk as hard liquor or wine.

FACT! Levels of the THC (the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana) have been found to be as much as 10 times grater in marijuana today due to changes in the growing process. Marijuana is stronger today than it was in the 1960’s?

MYTH! While drinking games can seem like fun, they can be very dangerous. People end up drinking large amounts of alcohol much more quickly than they normally would and this can lead to blackouts, hangovers and even alcohol poisoning. Drinking games are a good safe way to get drunk?