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Alcohol

Alcohol Causes changes in a person’s physical & emotional state = intoxication Classification = Depressant All forms of alcohol is dangerous 1 beer = 1 shot of hard liquor = 1 glass of wine Lots of “empty” calories

ALCOHOL Alcohol is the most used & abused drug in America today. Is there a problem? 2 out of 3 murders 1 out of 3 rapes 1 out of 3 suicides 2 out of 5 cases of assault 3 out of 5 cases of child abuse Are all connected to the use of alcohol!

WHAT IS ALCOHOL? A substance formed naturally when fermenting sugar reacts with yeast… ethyl alcohol Different alcoholic beverages use different sources of sugar Beer is made from barley Wine is from grapes and berries Whiskey is from malted grains Ethyl alcohol causes the intoxicating effects in booze

ALCOHOL AND “DIGESTION” Alcohol is absorbed directly into the bloodstream from the stomach & intestines It’s better for someone to drink with food because alcohol cannot be absorbed as rapidly Drinking on an empty stomach will speed up intoxication

ALCOHOL’S AFFECT ON PEOPLE Once in the bloodstream, alcohol goes to all parts of the body The brain is the most sensitive organ to alcohol Why is this the worst organ to be affected by alcohol?

What A Drink Does Right Now! Slows nervous system down- Depressant drug! 15 minutes after 1 or 2 drinks More relaxed & talkative, laugh more easily After only 2 drinks Loses ability to make good decisions Unable to pay attention & follow complex thought Loses inhibitions After a few more Loses ability to focus eyes Slurred speech Loss of coordination Mood swings

ALCOHOL’S AFFECT ON PEOPLE Alcohol is eliminated from the body at a fixed rate. 5% is eliminated from breathing, urinating, and perspiring. 95% is burned at a rate of about one 12 ounce beer, or one 5 ounce glass of wine, or one 1 ½ ounce shot of hard liquor per hour (oxidized in the liver). Taking a shower, eating a lot, fresh air, or drinking coffee WILL NOT sober you up any faster!

LONG TERM HEALTH PROBLEMS Heavy use of alcohol damages body functions: including brain (memory loss) heart (heart attacks from fatty deposits) liver (cirrhosis: orange/yellow disease of the liver in which scar tissue replaces healthy tissue and blood cannot flow through properly resulting in the body’s inability to break down fats) circulatory system (Type 2 diabetes) stomach (too much acid leads to indigestion, heartburn, and ulcers) intestines (diarrhea)

ACTUAL EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL Everyone is affected differently by the same amount of alcohol because of the following 6 factors: Body weight Food in stomach Use of other drugs simultaneously Experience with alcohol Speed of drinking This specifically has to do with levels of intoxication.

Drink & Driving, A Deadly Combination #1 cause of death among teens is car accidents All skills for driving are impaired Slows reaction time Reduces ability to judge distance & speeds Affects vision Reduces concentration

How much does a DUI Cost for a teen? Estimated minimum $45,435

Estimated Minimum total = $45,435 This is just the bare minimum, doesn't include costs if someone is killed or the guilt you will live with for the rest of your life. Annual auto insurance increase over 13 yrs = $40,000 DUI classes = $650 Towing & storage fee ($137 a day) =$685 (at least 5 days) Fines & attorney fees = $4,000 DMV reinstatement fee = $100 Estimated Minimum total = $45,435 Doesn't include hospital care for the person you hurt, the emotional & physical costs, the inability to get a job because of the DUI record, or the award from any lawsuit resulting from a death. All together, those costs could total millions of dollars.

The time spent dealing with the consequences: Average time of license suspension = 3 months for adults, 1 year for teens Average time in jail = 6 months Average years on probation = 3 years Number of years with 2 points on driving record = 13 years DUI classes = 6 months Time in court = Several months Convicted of murder = Possible lifetime imprisonment

Most Important Things To Remember Do NOT drink and drive!! Do NOT get in a car with someone who has been drinking!!