It is a very strong liquor and children shouldn't drink. Research has shown the younger the age of the drinker the more apt he/she will have a drinking problem in their life. Liquor affects the brain and other body systems and children are not fully grown. It could result in brain damage or damage to other body parts. It is illegal for all the above reasons.
There is no proof that drinking vodka and cinnamon is dangerous.
yes, very!Vodka is beyond dangerous to kids. It's dangerous to anyone. Children and adolescents should be kept far away from alcohol. While they are still young, their brains are still forming and growing. Vodka, or any alcohol is going to mess with that and prevent the brain from growing to it's fullest potential. It will also put pressure on their liver. they require that liver for their whole life and it's already being overworked at a young age.
It can cost you your eyesight.
Vodka eye shots are where people put shots of vodka into their eyes to get drunk faster, however this is extremely dangerous and can cause temporary blindness Hope this helps =)
No, aside from the fact that they may contain alcohol.
Mixing vodka and beer can be dangerous as it can increase the effects of alcohol and lead to a higher risk of alcohol poisoning. It is not safe to mix these two types of alcohol.
That is dangerous, certain drugs can kill if taken in conjunction with alcohol.
Penne alla vodka can be suitable for kids, but it depends on the specific recipe and their age. The dish typically contains vodka, which is often cooked off, leaving minimal alcohol content, but some parents may prefer to avoid it altogether. Additionally, the creamy sauce and pasta are generally appealing to children. Always consider any dietary restrictions and personal preferences when serving this dish to kids.
Oh very dangerous, especially if you live around me.
No, there are Kids dumbell weights that are available.
Yes
Besides alcohol poisoning from copious amounts of alcohol, it is not dangerous to drink different alcohols tgoether.