Analysis Of Sfa's Seven Dimensions Of Wellness

The topic that I best believe covers all of SFA’s Seven Dimensions of Wellness is alcohol responsibility. Consuming alcohol naturally causes the mind to become altered not allowing the best choices to be made while under its influence. This may impact the intellectual health of a person for a short duration. The long term effect of overconsumption of alcohol can cause damage to the cells of the brain. Being responsible with alcohol enables people to continue to develop and utilize their knowledge to the best of their ability. In regards, to being responsible with alcohol in the environment recyclable containers that are at concerts, festivals, or some other form of entertainment that is outside where a lot alcohol is consumed people can be
empowered to dispose of their cans or cups in the proper containers.
Alcohol responsibility also comes with being able to know when to cut back to take care of one’s body. Over consumption of alcohol can cause weight gain which intern may lead to a decrease of cardiovascular health. Regulating the amount coming in in continuing with the exercise as well as making good choices it comes to alcohol him pull along a person’s health allowing them to partake in alcohol consumption from time to time. When individuals are responsible with alcohol this also allows a person to be responsible with their money. Not spending all the money in person has all alcohol and engaging when it is acceptable or not makes it possible for them to enjoy a good outlook on financial health.
Someone’s emotional health can be altered by alcohol because it acts as a depressing so moderation should be applied in this case. alcohol also allows a person to become uninhibited which may result in the releasing of emotions they otherwise wouldn’t have if they were sober. Concerning spiritual health alcohol can compromise a person in violating a set of beliefs or values that they possess. Not partaking or knowing when to stop drinking may allow an individual to stay in control and not violate their beliefs. Lastly, concerning socio-cultural health alcohol responsibility can allow a person to relate and engage with others or it can be used to show support of people who may have a problem with drinking and can’t consume any. By engaging in all of these aspects of alcohol responsibility a person’s Seven Dimensions of Wellness can be prolonged and become very beneficial to the overall state of their health.