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    Effects of Alcoholism One of the many problems in the United States is Alcoholism. Alcoholism is considered a disease and has several sever effects that can be dangerous‚ and in some cases fatal. Alcoholism can have negative effects on a person physically‚ psychologically‚ and emotionally. The most obvious of the three effects is physical. These are the effects that can become fatal if alcoholism is present for a long period of time. Alcoholism can cause cancer in the liver‚ stomach and kidneys

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    ineffective ways to reduce drinking problems among young people‚ especially high school‚ college‚ and university students. The best preventive measures are often the easiest and most economical and can be easily implemented by parents and educators. Alcoholism is a broad term for problems with alcohol‚ and is generally used to mean compulsive and uncontrolled consumption of alcoholic beverages‚ usually to the detriment of the drinker’s health‚ personal relationships‚ and social standing. It is medically

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    Alcoholism Alcoholism is a broad term for problems with alcohol‚ and is generally used to mean compulsive and uncontrolled consumption of alcoholic beverages‚ usually to the detriment of the drinker’s health‚ personal relationships‚ and social standing. It is medically considered a disease‚ specifically an addictive illness‚ and in psychiatry several other terms are used‚ specifically "alcohol abuse" and "alcohol dependence‚" which have slightly different definitions.[1] Alcoholism‚ also called

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    Alcoholism is a big problem because it can not always be cured‚ it is a disease‚ and treatment does not always work. Alcoholism can be cured by these 3 ways. You can go to treatment for alcoholism‚ but you are not always guaranteed a positive outcome you can be an outpatient during the week‚ and be home on weekends‚ or you can check into a sobriety house. Treatment does not always work for these reasons; you could relapse‚ sobriety houses don’t always work/help‚ you could check into a sobriety house

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    Quoted/Paraphrased/Summarized The Effects of Alcohol I am someone who knows from experience the risk factors of alcohol. My whole life growing up‚ my father was an alcoholic and the facts are right‚ it destroys you‚ and your family. You can pretty much say that alcoholism can and most likely will destroy everything if you do not receive proper treatment. Alcohol is a very serious matter in today’s society and leads to many social‚ economic‚ and health problems; alcoholism can be put to an end if it was illegal and less

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    occasionally drink types of alcohol like beer and wine to release tension after daily labour or other ordeals. However‚ prolonged intake of alcoholic drinks can lead to a breakdown in health of the body‚ the brain system and the state of mind. Alcoholism will induce problems to the digestive system of the body where it causes euphoria. Drinking alcohol may depress appetite which in turn makes heavy drinkers eat poorly and become malnourished. Other than that‚ an individual will less likely eat enough

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    Alcoholism: Substance Abuse Alexisa Storms HCA / 250 May 25‚ 2014 Professor Womble “Alcoholism and alcohol abuse are among the most common‚ devastating‚ and costly problems in the United States” (Caron 2013). Alcoholism is something that can be hidden or easy to spot. Alcohol can affect your psychology health and physical health. Some people are not even aware that they are either boarder line alcoholics or have become one fully. There are ways to identify the signs

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    Alcoholism Alcoholism is a progressive and chronic disease that includes controlling drinking‚ using alcohol even though it causes problems‚ having physical dependence with alcohol‚ or having withdrawal symptoms when one tries to cut back or stop consuming alcohol. One can have a problem with alcohol and not have it progressed to alcoholism. That is called problem drinking which means one drinks too much causing repeated problem in their life. According to the Mayo Clinic (2012)‚ binge drinking

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    Angelicum Immanuel Montessori of Bacoor 395 Brgy. Real I‚ Aguinaldo Hi-way Bacoor‚ Cavite The Effect of Alcoholism on Level of Anger of Selected Students out of School Youth Presented to the class of Mr. Eliezer Galagata In Partial Fulfillment of the Subject English IV Presented By: Bruce Gerard T. Reytas March‚ 2014 Introduction Liquor is an alcoholic beverage containing ethanol that is produced by distilling ethanol‚ produced by means of fermenting grain‚ fruit

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    6. If Meredith reported that her friends have said that she is “crazy‚ talking too fast‚ hyperactive‚ and unable to pay attention‚” what possible diagnoses would you relate to these symptoms? Could Meredith be suffering from a substance-induced disorder? Explain. Inattentive- She has problems staying focused. Hyperactive- She constantly talks to much or talking to fast-Impulsivity- Crazy-She is constantly hasty actions. The possible diagnosis would be ADHD Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

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