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Alcohol

What is 1 Drink? Beer: 1 bottle/ 12 oz Wine: 1 glass/ 6 oz Liquor: 1 shot/ 2 oz Proof : % Ex: 100 proof = 50 %

Affects of Alcohol Depressant dcrs. Coordination dcrs. Reaction time Poor balance Blurry vision dcrs. Inhibitions Poor decision making Urinate more Dehydration Slurred speach dizzy blackout get sick

Alcohol on the brain http://www.kickoff.net.au/images/alcohol%20&%20the%20brain.jpg

Long Term Effects liver damage Cirrhosis kidney disease heart disease weight gain blue nose http://sensiseeds.com/en/blog/files/2013/09/cirrhosis-healthy_EN.jpg

Tolerance The amount you can “handle” Gender Size Food Experience Sick How quickly you drink Genetics

Can you die from drinking? Alcohol poisoning Pass out, vomit and choke Make a bad decision and get into an accident Drink so much you numb your brain stem 5,000 people under age 21 die each year from alcohol-related car crashes, homicides, suicides, alcohol poisoning, and other injuries such as falls, burns, and drowning. http://www.niaaa.nih.gov/alcohol-health/special-populations-co-occurring-disorders/underage-drinking

Alcoholism Symptom of Alcoholism No control Feel like you always need it drinking in the morning drinking on a work night being drunk or hungover at work Addiction personality change mood swings

How to be safe when you drink Designated Driver Walk/ taxi/ uber Don’t let friends drink & drive Don’t ride with a drunk Buddy system Know your limit Set your limit before you start drinking Stay away from bad situations/ bad influences

Your brain on alcohol

Alcohol & your brain