Medication and Alcohol Interactions

Each state has their own laws concerning open containers. In Calif.,,it is legal for passengers to drink while the motorhome in motion.

Ofcourse not! maybe 6 will do some effect!

Some of the reasons why alchohol should be illegal and marijuana should be legal.

in alchohol your more disorientated, your motor functions are completely off and if you were to drink too much achohol theres the possibility of death.

On the other hand with marijuana yes is does disorientate you somewhat, your motor functions are well and there is no possibility of death if you smoke too much marijuana. You hear it on the news almost everyday people getting hit by drunk drivers people getting killed by drunk drivers but do you ever hear about people getting killed by high drivers because if you have that's news to me. FREE THE WEED ;)

Online, or at your local DMV.

no, not unless they are given a reason so suspect that you have consumed any drugs

You are advised not to drink alcohol while taking Celexa.

Drugs are really bad and can kill you or make you insane. Honestly, I am so NOT lying. It is very bad for your health and drugs(apart from medicine to make your health better) are illegal so do not ever take it. Alcohol is okay, as long as you don't overtake it so you better watch out.

Dad need to file a petition with the court where the child lives for custody. If the mom has custody, dad needs to file for change of custody. He may have to show proof that mom is unfit, or prove the drugs and alcohol abuse. It can get rough.

There is no reason why you would spit when you drink alcohol. If it bothers you, then stop drinking alcohol.

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i wouldn't recommend it; i did and the infection came back. The bacteria learns to control its immune system just like the rest of your body so it becomes immune to the antibiotic.........

Yes. It's called the dt's (de-toxing)

An alcoholic can experience moderate to severe withdrawl depending on the amount of alcohol consumed and over how long the person has been consuming. Severe alcohol withdrawl can cause seizures, delerium traumen (DT's) and in some cases, death.

I ate them all sucka

Well, that depends one what kind of service or product your client is purchasing. If you're a doctor, then it's because drug or alcohol use can be a factor in their illness, and because when taken in conjunction with certain medications, they can have serious, even fatal side-effects.

According to D.A.R.E., about 93% of high school students in the USA anonymously admitting to smoking in 2008.

Maintaining open communication with them is a good policy. If their going to drink anyways make sure that they know they can call you for a ride or if they ever need help.

There is no place for blame or judgment at this point. It is best to be there for support and listen they will feel bad enough towards themselves and the relapse itself they just need someone to be there for them. Go for a walk and a coffee and talk, listen and let them vent - one day at a time.

No. Marriage is a contract and you have to be in control of your facilities when signing. Also a person could be under duress when their actions are influenced by chemicals and libations.

Also, I am 6'4 195lbs. I currently drink a tbsp. and 1/3 of raw organic apple cider vinegar 3 times a day, eat healthy, drink green tea in the morning-camemille at night and exercise 6 times a week. I smoke minimally on saturday's and sunday's. If I am tested, will I pass?

Yes. By definition, a conviction is the jury or judge declaring a person guilty of a criminal offense. While an arrest for a DUI in Florida does not necessarily mean that the person will be convicted, the state considers it to be a serious offense with correspondingly severe penalties.

A misdemeanor or felony DUI conviction in Florida can result in fines between $500 and $10,000; 6 months to 4 years of incarceration, mandatory substance abuse counseling, license revocation, and other penalties. Certain circumstances, such as the driver causing property damage, bodily injury, or death can increase the penalties given.

All convictions appear on your criminal record, unless you are eligible to have the offense expunged. However, eligibility requirements are strict. You can apply for this process if the charges were dropped or dismissed, there were charges filed, or you were found not guilty.

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Not a good idea. Mixing alchohol with any narcotic can intensify the effect and end up being fatal. Do not play around with mixing.

Alcoholic beverages are toxic to any animals Alcoholic beverages would be toxic to a ferret leading to death.

What poison did you ingest; where is the container.

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