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Alcohol

Consumption … Many people drink alcohol but don’t know the consequences of it…

Short term affects There are many short term affects when or shortly after consuming alcoholic beverages. Some of them are… -Head aches -Fainting -Loss of memory -Clumsiness -Dehydration -Slurred speech -Intoxication -Bad decisions -Delayed reflexes -And many more…

Long term affects There are also many long term and often more severe affects such as… Links have been found with Liver cancer, breast cancer, mouth cancer, bowel cancer, Esophageal cancer, and laryngeal cancer Diabetes Alcohol poisoning Heart attacks Alcoholism (addiction) Obesity And many more…

Alcohol can cause… Unprotected sex (leading too pregnancy, or a sexually transmitted diseases) Drunk driving (one person dies every half hour from drunk driving) Arrest (under age drinking, drunk driving, fighting, and other violations of the law) Abuse (alcohol can cause people to act out of character or overreact often causing physical, verbal or sexual abuse) Suicide (1/3 of suicides are related to alcohol abuse)

Don’t Drink!