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Alcohol Depressant – slows down the central nervous system, robs the body of its ability to absorb nutrients. Effects on Teens Decline in school work and athletic performance Relationships Health problems Sometimes death

Why Young People Drink Escape problems Sadness Lonliness Deal with stress Relax Feel more confident Excitement Peer pressure To fit in socially

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