Alcohol can damage many things, such as your Kidneys, the way you think, your Heart, and many other things. It can cause your Blood Pressure to increase and cause Heart attacks. Also, it can cause organ failure and addictions in either of these things (plus others) if taken on a regular basis.
That's far too broad a question. Some teens are uneffected by drugs and alcohol, others may develop an addiction. The effects differ from teen to teen. But the rate of addiction is high for those who start using drugs or alcohol younger.
A drug is any substance, solid, liquid or gas, that brings about physical and/or psychological changes. The drugs of most concern in the community are those that affect the central nervous system. They act on the brain and can change the way the brain functions. To see more, go to the related link.
No, teens are not the only ones who abuse illegal drugs. Younger and older people abuse them, too, but the numbers of teens abusing drugs is usually greater.
In America, a study stated that 40 percent of teens have tried drugs. Nearly 80 percent of teens have tried alcohol.
In my opinion, women, alcohol and drugs.
when they r poor, have low level of education, involved in drugs or alcohol, and have friends involved with drugs or alcohol
It's a low percentage, especially among older teens.
drugs , alcohol , teens can be abuse by there boyfriends or even by parents if they are drug attic people .
Because its fun to be trippin yo -fellow teen
All drugs affect the functioning of the body.
Alcohol and cigarettes are not drug you stupid piece of sh*t! They affect you, but they're not drugs you stupid piece of sh*t!
Actually yes! Gangs, drugs, and alcohol is reasons why teens drop out of school becasue they have bad influence and of peer pressure.
ATOD can affect teens success in school by having the kids go to school with bad habits and the are skipping class and are not doing there work.
Alcohol, smoking, drugs and behaviour