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Yes, easier than adults due to the lower body mass no. teenagers are completely impervious to any and all effects of alcohol and drugs. overdose is physically impossible.
But really. yes. it happens all day. about once every two minutes (basing this statistic on absolutely nothing) a teenager dies in an alcohol-related fatality. In-fact, teens are MUCH more likely to o.d. due to inexperience. i.e. low tolerance, binge-drinking, lower body weight [in combination with the fact that most are oblivious to how long it really takes for a drink to reach its maximum blood-alcohol potential (about a half hour) as well as how long it takes for past drinks to leave the blood stream (about an hour)] and the fact that alcohol is a poisonous substance etc. etc. and if that's not enough just go to wikipedia and look up ethyl alcohol
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What is an overdose of alcohol called?
They can die.
What to do in alcohol overdose?
In case of suspected alcohol overdose or toxicity, go to the nearest emergency room. This is a very serious and lethal condition.
What percentage of teenagers die from drinking alcohol?
65% because their are a lot of teenagers who are not really responsible in those situation, some of the teenagers force other teenagers to drink alcohol
Is it lethal to take overdose of sedatives with whiskey?
It can be lethal to take an overdose of sedatives with or without alcohol.
Why teenagers addicted to alcohol?
hipicrit
What happens during an alcohol overdose?
It makes you nauseous
What do you do in case of alcohol overdose?
Get immediate medical attention.
Can you overdose on beer?
yeah. its called alcohol poisoning
Is there an alcohol that won't effect teenagers?
Of course not that's why it's alcohol.
What is it called when you drink too much and you can die from it?
Water Intoxication. alcohol overdose or alcohol intoxication
What influences teenagers to intake alcohol?
Curiosity.
What effect does alcohol have on teenagers'?
It can have negative legal consequences. However, consuming alcohol in moderation has never been proven to have negative health consequences for teenagers.
