D. R. E Decision Making Model

This study will examine the harmful effects of alcohol poisoning caused by excessive drinking of alcoholic beverages in a short period of time. Men, women and underage drinkers are affected by this deadly disease that kills thousands each year. According to the Centers for Disease and Prevention, there are 2,221 alcohol poisoning deaths or six deaths per day in the U.S. each year” (Stahre, Roeber, Kanny, Brewer, & Zhang, 2014). This number is high for a disease that is self-inflicted. On the other hand what makes alcohol poisoning extremely dangerous is, it not only affects the users but the people around them. There are many people killed from negligence or car accidents because the person intellectual was impaired due to the excess amount of alcohol consumed. Alcohol poisoning is tremendously hazardous for the consumer and the people impacted by the consumer. It is important to educate and make people aware of the devastating affects alcohol poisoning can have on their bodies and the people around them. The purpose of this research is to understand the cause and the effect of alcohol poisoning but also the symptoms and treatment for this disease. This research will emphasize on what leads to alcohol poisoning and the consequences behind excess or “binge” drinking that contributes to this disease and the damaging effects associated with

First I will talk about alcohol and how it affects the body. Alcohol is very harmful to the human body. Did you know there is 75,000 alcohol related deaths each year. It will slow the body,brain,and blood the more you have alcohol.

According to the CDC the long term effects of drinking alcohol can lead to “high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, liver disease, digestive problems and more”. The usage of alcohol does not have any real benefits if consumed, alcohol harms anyone if consumed because it makes decision making hard which that can lead to death. Consuming alcohol should be banned because it can ruin lives of others not just the person who is consuming the drug.

Have you ever had a family member or friend that have had problems with alcohol,tobacco products,or even bullying? Well in D.A.R.E. (which stands for Drug,Abuse,Resistance,Education, or Define,Assess,Respond,Evaluate),we learned how to handle all of these problems with the DDMM (D.A.R.E. Decision Making Model).

Do you want to learn not to do drugs? If you want to learn read my essay. Especially if you're under age.

Did you know that very four minutes a child is arrested for drug use? Did you know that at the end of 8th grade 52% have tasted alcohol? Did you know that 41% have at least smoked a cigarette at least once? Did you know that 20% have tried marijuana?

I as long as the rest of class class learned a ton of amazing and interesting facts in D.A.R.E. The D.A.R.E decision making model is define assess respond and evaluate. I’ve always had an interest in drugs, tobacco and responsibility. D.A.R.E. was really interesting and taught me everything i want to know. officer Adams even showed us all the tools on his weapon belt.

Alcohol kills 88,000 people annually. That makes alcohol the third leading preventable cause of death in the United States. Alcohol is a flammable liquid that intoxicates you. Alcohol slows down your brain and affects the way you behave, feel, and think. Society and our civilization would be much better if alcohol wasn’t consumed. According to Dr. Sally Horton in the article titled “Alcohol IS bad for your health even in moderation…” She explains how alcohol is indeed very bad for you and even consuming a small amount can give you a risk of various cancers. Alcohol is very bad for the body and it could risk our lives. According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) “Almost 30 people in the U.S. die in crashes involving alcohol per day.”

Did you know, the path of alcohol in the body is the mouth, stomach, small intestine, heart, brain and the liver? Knowing all these things, why would people still enjoy drinking alcohol? Well alcohol is not often thought of as a drug, and so not seen as harmful as the other well-known drugs such as marijuana or cocaine. But it’s a fact that alcohol is a drug and it is actually the #1 misused drug in the United States.

I liked D. A. R. E. because it wasn’t just about drugs, but about solving problems and making decisions. One example of a decision is whether or not to report bullying. One example of a problem is an Argument, and it helped to learn how to deal with problems and make decisions.

It’s well unshakable that drinking too much, even every once in a though, is not good for your health, but there’s frequently doubt regarding how moderate drinking affects your health. You know just one sip of alcohol hang outs your body near about two hours. Just in a minute it speedily enters in your bloodstream, it touches down on nearly every organ and system in your

I am someone who knows from experience the risk factors of alcohol. My whole life growing up, my father was an alcoholic and the facts are right, it destroys you, and your family. You can pretty much say that alcoholism can and most likely will destroy everything if you do not receive proper treatment. Alcohol is a very serious matter in today’s society and leads to many social, economic, and health problems; alcoholism can be put to an end if it was illegal and less prominent in everyday life.

The social acceptance of alcohol all over the world, whether it be social or cultural, is the leading cause of why alcohol addiction is so prevalent especially in the United States. Alcohol is the second leading cause of death in the US and one of the most abused drugs worldwide. It is the “third leading preventable cause of death in the United States” with “nearly 88,000 peaople” dying from it annually (Alcohol Facts and Statistics). There are many facts and statistics that are available throughout the internet and pamphlets that are passed around in school, however, this does not seem to scare those away from binge drinking. Drinking too much has many harmful effects on many of your body’s organs and immune system and can increase the risk of many cancers such as liver, breast, and esophagus cancers. To many people, alcohol is not a serious issue especially because it is used so commonly but thousands and thousands of people are killed throughout the United States every year because of this preventable issue.

I did some research and it states that every day 28 people in the united states die in alcohol related vehicle crashes that's one person every 51 minutes. Drunk driving fatalities have fallen by a third in the last three decades however drunk driving crashes take more than 10,000 lives each year. These damages and horrible deaths contribute to cost if 52 billion dollars each year. Some people think that alcohol doesn't affect your ability to drive which is not true. Alcohol is a substance that messes with the way the brain usually works. It also messes with muscle coordination and impaired thinking. All of these abilities are essential to operating a vehicle. The way alcohol is absorbed is directly through the walls of the small intestine and the stomach, which then passes into the bloodstream and accumulates until it is metabolized by the liver. Your alcohol level is measured by the weight of the alcohol

Many teenagers and adults drink alcohol. Often drinking makes a person feel relaxed, confident, happy and sociable. However, would these good feelings be enough, if that person knew the negative effects alcohol has on the human body? Alcohol has immediate negative effects, but also causes long-term damage, and can even cause cancer. I believe if everyone had a better understanding of what alcohol does to the human body, there might be a decrease in alcohol consumption. It is important to understand the biology behind how the body digests alcohol; the physical impairments caused by alcohol; the possible consequences of those impairments; and the long-term damage that alcohol can do to the body.