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the most widely abused drug…. Alcohol the most widely abused drug….

DO NOW: Is alcohol a drug? Why Why Not?

Alcohol…. Is a drug that affects the bodies function. It is the oldest drug in the world. It is regulated because it CAN be dangerous What are your thoughts on alcohol?

Booze news…. 12 ounces of Beer 5 ounces of Wine 1 ounce of Whiskey All contain the same amount of alcohol. POP QUIZ: Which is more dangerous? Taking 3 shots one after the other… or drinking a full 6 pack over the span of an afternoon at a tailgate party?

Alcohol….. Is also in cough medicine, mouthwash, and sleeping medications. Is a depressant… which can affect your mood the next day. Many people suffer hangovers that also include depressive moods… It affects the heart, stomach, liver and brain.

What does tolerance mean? Factors that influence how alcohol affects individuals: A. amount B. time period The speed in which alcohol is consumed, if mixed with carbonated beverages and the “proof” concentration effect the rate it affects your body. C. body weight TIME is the only variable that will help a person sober up! D. age E. general health F. mood