January 6, 2012 in Alcoholism
Freakonomics has been talking for a long time about the dangers of drinking alcohol and walking – mile for mile you have a much high chance for death than if you were driving (not that drunk-driving is OK either!) This is from a bottle of ‘Shake Shake’
Shake Shake is a nickname for traditional African beer made from maize and malt; it has a short shelf life (about five days), a relatively low alcohol content (3.5%) and, is meant to be shaken before consumption
A study came out recently that said more than 3 million people under the age of 25 have used over-the-counter cold and cough medicine to get high. The study went on to say that the chemicals in over 140 medicines that are being abused in called Dextromethorphan, or DXM. But the study did not provide any recommendations for parents of these 
Musicians and drug use seem to be linked throughout history. There is no shortage of famous musicians lives ended prematurely due to drug overdoses. Some musicians have gone so far as to attribute elements of their success to drug use. Tracks and entire albums have been created under the influence of drugs, and probably many more than bands/musicians have admitted to publicly. …
Treatment for chemical dependency is needed when someone is abusing any substance. A recent study recently found that 3 million people under the age of 25 have
College is seen as a rite of passage. It’s the time where a young adult can break free from the restraints of their parents and figure out what kind of person they are on their own. And sometimes that person is the one that wants to drink heavily and do beer bongs. This is when school life can suffer and lead to dropping out. …
