No. Alcoholism experts typically estimate that 10%-15% of active drinkers are alcoholics, but the line between alcoholism and problem drinking remains clinically vague. Many people remain moderate drinkers all their lives, while others exhibit alcohol tendencies early in life. Failure to predict the outcome of drinking experiences-going out to have one with the boys or girls, but coming back the next morning after binge drinking-is a danger signal. In addition, drinking before the age of 14 markedly increases one's chances of drinking alcoholically as an adult.
No. Some people just do it to have fun. Or like alchohol. I like Alchohol, do you? of Course you do.
it is no problem at all
Not exactly teens 13 and up have these problems to. Adults drink to relive stress and have fun. And not all adults drink some of them know the consequence in drinking alcohol did you know that when adults drink the drink they have been drinking can turn into an infection and lead to your heart or it can turn into toxic and you can die.
Most of the young people like to drink. They want to experiment in life.
Prince harry does drink alcohol in fact all of the royal do drink alcohol.
Most people in all sectors of the economy consume alcohol, and do so in moderation.
Some people who lack the enzyme to break down the alcohol (alcohol dehydrogenase) get facial flushing when they drink.
Coffee, tea, milk, water, and of course all different kinds of alcohol!
No. The temperature of the alcohol has no effect at all, but may make a drink easier to swallow. That being the case, the cold probably increases the effect indirectly by encouraging people to drink more.
No it isn't, people are not all the same. People who smoke, eat lots of fatty foods or drink large quantities of alcohol have a higher risk of problems of the heart and circulatory system.
he/she can drink alcohol but he/she has to agree not to drink at all this one night so that he/she can get the others home safely
People who have had gastric bypass surgery should not drink alcohol at all, generally-speaking. Certainly you should consult the doctor who did the surgery before even considering it.