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Talking to Your Kids About Drugs and Alcohol (Drug Education)
How to Change Your Drinking: a Harm Reduction Guide to Alcohol by Kenneth Anderson MA, 2010-06-22
Take Control of Your Drinking...And You May Not Need to Quit by Michael S. Levy, 2007-09-04
Getting Your Children Sober by Toby Rice Drews, 1987-12
End Your Addiction Now: The Proven Nutritional Supplement Program That Can Set You Free by Charles Gant, Greg Lewis, 2004-12-01
The Everything Health Guide to Addiction and Recovery: Control your behavior and build a better life (Everything Series) by Linda L. Simmons, 2008-11-17
Controlling Your Drinking: Tools to Make Moderation Work for You by William R. Miller Phd, Ricardo F. Munoz, 2004-11-13
Losing Your Shirt - Second Edition: Recovery for Compulsive Gamblers and Their Families by Mary Heineman, 2001-09-06
Keep Your Kids Straight: What Parents Need to Know About Drugs and Alcohol by Ronald C. Main, Judy Zervas, 1991-02
Keep Your Kids Tobacco-Free: Smart Strategies for Parents of Children Ages 3 Through 19 by Robert Schwebel, 2001-06-11
Addiction Proof Your Child: A Realistic Approach to Preventing Drug, Alcohol, and Other Dependencies by Stanton Peele, 2007-08-28
Danger: Drugs and Your Friends (The Drug Awareness Library) by E. Rafaela Picard, Patra McSharry Sevastiades, 1998-08
Adolescent Drug & Alcohol Abuse: How to Spot It, Stop It, and Get Help for Your Family by Nikki Babbit Ph.D., 2000-03-15
Avoiding Relapse: Catching Your Inner Con by Lynne Namka, 2001-08-27

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Alcohol, Tobacco, And Other Drugs
alcohol and your health. Drugs and your health. Tobacco and your health Return to top of page spacer. TOBACCO AND your health
http://www.sa.psu.edu/uhs/healthinformation/atod.cfm
Pick Your Path To Health
Easy to print PDF version health Articles. What alcohol Does to your Metabolism.Breaking it Down for You. It s your vacation with the girls.
http://www.4woman.gov/pypth/articles/aa_alcohol_metab.html

Extractions: Breaking it Down for You Well, that's probably not what you would think about when you're on vacation. But, that is pretty much the process of metabolism. Whether it's with a hamburger you just ate or a sip of wine, any substance you put into your mouth has to be broken down into substances that your body can effectively use. Because alcohol is a toxic or poisonous substance to your body, your body has to work extra hard to break down the alcohol content and oxidize or detoxify the blood before it goes throughout the body. If you drink more than your body can metabolize at a given time, the alcohol will go throughout your body and affect your organs and brain. Woman to Woman "I'm a recovering alcoholic, so I know my experience isn't like the average woman who can drink without a problem," starts Dee Dee Allen of Washington, D.C. "But when I was drinking, I could easily down four drinks or three beers in an hour. That's the other thing; I mixed a lot of drinks. Once I got started, I was off to the races. As far as how it affected me physically, I truly believe it contributed to my high blood pressure. My pressure was always on the high borderline during my 20s, but when I gave up drinking, it has been normal and actually pretty good."
WorkSMART - Your Health - Drugs And Alcohol Support At Work
workSMART workSMART, brought to you by the TUC, is here to help todays workingpeople get the best out of the world of work.
http://www.worksmart.org.uk/health/viewsubsection.php?sun=16
Consumer Info >> Improving Your Health >> Drug And Alcohol
health concerns Improving your health Life stages Travel health My healthRecord health Participation. health Concerns Drug and alcohol. General
http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/living/drug.html

Extractions: Home A-Z Health Topics Consumer Info Health Professionals ... Contact Us breadCrumbs(">>"); Infection Control Infectious diseases Seasonal A healthy environment ... Health Participation Treatment services Naltrexone - A Guide for Users Naltrexone - A Guide for Carers What's the problem, where do I get help? - a guide for parents of teenagers ... Contact us
Alcohol: Know Your Limit---And Stick To It-Health Hint #200 - HealthWorld Online
healthWorld Online is the Internet s leading resource on alternative medicine,wellness, and mind/body health, featuring the Wellness Inventory whole person
http://www.healthy.net/scr/HealthHint.asp?Id=200
National Center For Health Education - Advancing Private-Sector Health Education
alcohol affects your brain. Drinking alcohol leads to a loss of coordination, Substance Abuse and Mental health Services Administration (SAMHSA), 1998.
http://www.nche.org/ypc_youth_alcohol.htm

Extractions: Alcohol Get The Facts: Alcohol affects your brain. Drinking alcohol leads to a loss of coordination, poor judgment, slowed reflexes, distorted vision, memory lapses, and even blackouts. Alcohol affects your body. Alcohol can damage every organ in your body. It is absorbed directly into your bloodstream and can increase your risk for a variety of life-threatening diseases, including cancer. Alcohol affects your self-control. Alcohol depresses your central nervous system, lowers your inhibitions, and impairs your judgment. Drinking can lead to risky behaviors, including having unprotected sex. This may expose you to HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases or cause unwanted pregnancy. Alcohol can kill you. Drinking large amounts of alcohol can lead to coma or even death. Also, in 1998, 35.8 percent of traffic deaths of 15- to 20-year-olds were alcohol-related. Alcohol can hurt you even if you're not the one drinking. If you're around people who are drinking, you have an increased risk of being seriously injured, involved in car crashes, or affected by violence. At the very least, you may have to deal with people who are sick, out of control, or unable to take care of themselves.
AboutOurKids.org | Drugs, Alcohol, And Your Kid
Drugs, alcohol and your Children What Every Parent Needs to Know JS Seixas G.Youcha Tips for Teens http//www.health.org/promos/tipsforteens.asp
http://www.aboutourkids.org/aboutour/articles/drugs.html

Extractions: By Judith Seixas and Geraldine Youcha Risk factors Warning signs What if? Children who don't use drugs ... Related articles Risk factors Some youngsters are clearly more likely than others to be attracted to and hooked on drugs, nicotine and alcohol. The risk increases with any of these factors and a cluster of these factors can tip the scales: 1. A family history of drug use or alcoholism 2. A family in turmoil 3. Learning difficulties 4. Behavioral problems before adolescence 5. Early school failure 6. Hyperactivity 7. Poor impulse control 8. Rebelliousness 9. Low self-esteem 10. The belief that "it can't happen to me" 11. Thinking "marijuana (or cocaine, or heroin if it is not injected) is not addictive Back to top.
Alcohol And Your Heart
Online health Profile. Fall 2002. alcohol and your Heart. You may have heardalcohol is good for your heart. Of course, we also know alcohol impairs health.
http://medicalcenter.osu.edu/patientcare/hospitalsandservices/publications/?ID=3
Diabetes Forecast: Is There A Place For Alcohol In Your Diabetes Meal Plan
To your health. If you have either type of diabetes and decide to try the new and precautions of drinking alcohol, and your health care team approves,
http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0817/is_8_56/ai_105515864

Extractions: AAACN Viewpoint ABNF Journal, The AIDS Treatment News AMAA Journal ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Is there a place for alcohol in your diabetes meal plan Diabetes Forecast August, 2003 by Madelyn L. Wheeler Marion J. Franz Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. With the current hype about "low-carbohydrate" this and "low-carbohydrate" that, it's no surprise that we now have a low-carbohydrate beer. Other brands may follow, but Michelob has served up the first round of this new beer and called it Ultra. But if you have either type of diabetes, here are a few things to consider before you hoist a glass of the new beer, or any other kind of alcoholic beverage.
HHC - Press Release
LEARN HOW alcohol AFFECTS your health ON NATIONAL alcohol SCREENING DAY, APRIL8, 2003. HHC operates 16 satellite screening sites in New York City
http://www.ci.nyc.ny.us/html/hhc/html/pressroom/press-release-20040407.shtml

Extractions: Medical Centers You are here: Home HHC Press Room News -Facility List- Bellevue Belvis Coler-Goldwater Coney Island Cumberland East New York Elmhurst Gouverneur Harlem Jacobi Kings County Lincoln McKinney Metropolitan Morrisania North Central Bronx Queens Renaissance Sea View Woodhull Directions Map Services and Information About HHC - Who We Are HHC Press Room News Community Health Programs Calendar ... Volunteer Programs Press Releases APRIL 8, 2003 HHC operates 16 satellite screening sites in New York City New York, NY - For most adults, moderate alcohol use causes few, if any, problems. But for some, any alcohol use may lead to significant health problems. Trying to figure out the risks associated with alcohol use is not easy because alcohol affects your body differently at different times. To protect yourself, it is important to understand where you should draw the line when consuming alcohol, particularly if you have a family history of alcohol abuse. What's more, that limit can change over time and circumstances, such as if you are trying to get pregnant, if you develop a medical condition or if you take certain medications. To help determine where you should draw the line , the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC) is offering free anonymous education and screening programs at as part of National Alcohol Screening Day, Thursday, April 8. HHC will operate screenings at sixteen (16) satellite sites.
Cornwall And Isles Of Scilly Health Community's Health Promotion Service :: Your
If this is totally unrealistic, try to lower your alcohol intake since this The health benefits from drinking alcohol applies only to men over 40 and
http://www.healthpromcornwall.org/index_YH_det.asp?id=28
Mid-Columbia Medical Center | To Your Health
Recent health reports suggest moderate amounts of alcohol may help your heart . your intake of alcohol or even start drinking for health benefits.
http://www.mcmc.net/pdf/tyh0012.cfm

Extractions: To Your Health ... Health A to Z > To Your Health It's the holidays, and "to drink or not to drink" - is the age-old question. Recent health reports suggest "moderate amounts" of alcohol may help your heart. But many other studies confirm and underscore the well-documented threats of too much alcohol consumption. Just what is moderate drinking? For women, it is one drink per day. For men, it is two drinks per day. And, if you are over 65, it is back to one drink per day. Why the gender and age difference? Women metabolize alcohol differently from men so it takes less alcohol to raise a woman's blood alcohol level and the alcohol stays in the body longer. In other words, for women, a little goes a long way. Same for older folks. You may be wondering, what do we mean by a drink? One regular size bottle of beer, one 5 oz. glass of wine (slightly more than half a cup) or one shot of hard liquor (1.5 oz.) say the experts.
NEJM -- Is Alcohol Good For Your Health?
Editorial from The New England Journal of Medicine Is alcohol Good for your health?
http://content.nejm.org/cgi/content/short/329/25/1882

Extractions: Add to Personal Archive Add to Citation Manager E-mail When Cited ... PubMed Citation In speaking about the role of alcohol in society, Abraham Lincoln observed, "None seemed to think the injury arose from the use of a bad thing but from the abuse of a very good thing." The article by Gaziano et al. in this issue of the Journal again raises the question whether, from the standpoint of one's health, moderate consumption of alcoholic beverages, usually defined as up to two standard drinks per day, is a good thing. Alcohol has been widely consumed through the ages because of its perceived benefits as a social lubricant and for relaxation, mood alteration
UAF Newsroom: UAF Student Alcohol Screening Day
Learn how alcohol affects your health on alcohol Screening Day, Sept. 16.Learn how alcohol affects your health on alcohol Screening Day, Sept. 16th, 2004.
http://www.uaf.edu/news/a_announce/20040910110941.html

Extractions: Where do you draw the line? Learn how alcohol affects your health on Alcohol Screening Day, Sept. 16. Think you know all the facts about alcoholâs effect on health and safety? Sure you understand the health benefits of moderate drinking? Try giving yourself a true or false quiz: Alcohol can interfere with your metabolism and bone structure, increasing the risk of diseases like osteoporosis. (True/false?) Drinking during your first trimester of pregnancy will not harm your unborn child. (True/false?) Moderate drinking can decrease the risk of heart disease for some people. (True/false?) Alcohol can impair your reproductive functions. (True/false?) Drinking coffee and eating food while drinking alcohol will keep you from getting drunk. (True/false?) It is always safe to drive if you wait an hour after drinking. (True/false?) If you stumbled while trying to answer any of these questions (the answers are True, False, True, True, False and False), then it may be time to learn more about alcoholâs affect on your health and safety. UAF Alcohol Screening Day, Sept. 16, serves to educate all UAF students who drink, regardless of the amount, that alcohol has risks beyond what most of us know and that while a drink is standardized, the drinker is not. Each of us needs to learn the facts about alcohol and evaluate where we personally should draw the line.
Is Red Wine Really Good For Your Health? 9/10/03
And people with a history of alcohol abuse or liver disease should not drinkalcohol at all. How Juicing Grape Seeds Can Benefit your health
http://www.mercola.com/2003/sep/10/red_wine.htm

Extractions: with Rachael Droege Here is one research finding that most people want to hear: drinking a moderate amount of red wine each day appears to be beneficial for heart disease and may extend lifespan. Much of the benefit appears to be due to an antioxidant, resveratrol, found in grape skins and red wine. Resveratrol belongs to a family of compounds known as polyphenols, which are known to combat damaging free radicals in the body. It appears that resveratrol lowers "bad" LDL cholesterol while raising "good" HDL cholesterol and decreases the production of a protein that plays a major role in the development of heart disease.
Ways To Help Yourself And Your Baby - Yale-New Haven Hospital Maternity Services
Smoking even a few cigarettes a day can hurt your health. If you try to smokefewer cigarettes, If you are thinking of getting pregnant, avoid alcohol.
http://www.ynhh.org/maternity/healthy/ways_to_help.html

Extractions: What better time to think about quitting smoking than when you are thinking about having a baby or are already pregnant? Smoking poses risks to a developing baby. Every time you inhale, the chemicals from the cigarette go into your lungs, into your bloodstream and across the umbilical cord into the developing fetus. As few as five cigarettes a day can cause problems for your baby. Studies have shown that babies born to women who smoked during pregnancy don't weigh as much as they should. You also run a higher risk of having your baby prematurely and having a baby who has more respiratory problems. Avoid secondhand smoke and never let anyone smoke in your house with your baby.
Not To Your Health: New Mechanism Proposed For Alcohol-related Tumors: Science N
New findings suggest that alcohol encourages blood vessels to invade tumors,supplying nutrients that promote tumor growth.
http://www.sciencenews.org/articles/20050115/fob5ref.asp

Extractions: Science News e-LETTER. ... Week of Jan. 15, 2005; Vol. 167, No. 3 Christen Brownlee New findings suggest that alcohol encourages blood vessels to invade tumors, supplying nutrients that promote tumor growth. References: Gu, J.-W., et al . 2005. Ethanol stimulates tumor progression and expression of vascular endothelial growth factor in chick embryos. Cancer 103(Jan. 15):422-431. Abstract available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/cncr.20781 Further Readings: Gu, J.-W., et al . 2001. Moderate levels of ethanol induce expression of vascular endothelial growth factor and stimulate angiogenesis. American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory Integrative and Comparative Physiology 281(July):R356-R372. Available at http://ajpregu.physiology.org/cgi/content/full/281/1/R365 Raloff, J. 2003. When drinking helps. Science News 163(March 8):155-156. Available to subscribers at
Wine,
Wine, alcohol and your health. Wine is not only the oldest dietary alcoholicbeverage but the oldest medicinal agent in continuous use throughout human
http://www.icakusa.com/healthcaps/food/wine.html

Extractions: Wine, Alcohol and Your Health Wine is not only the oldest dietary alcoholic beverage but the oldest medicinal agent in continuous use throughout human history. The use of wine dates back more than 6,000 year with interest by physicians, scientists, poets and peasants. Even today, wine and other alcoholic beverages are classified as foods (it's the U.S.D.A.'s fifth food group) and is used daily in most cultures. More healthy benefits have been bestowed upon wine than any other natural substance. There are few known unhealthy effects from moderate amounts of alcohol consumption, with negative consequences seen mostly in heavy drinkers. Women are more susceptible to alcohol not only because of size, but due to the less amount of alcohol dehydrogenase in their stomach, which breaks down alcohol before it's absorbed. Once in the blood alcohol is destroyed in the liver. Most wine contains about 12% ethyl alcohol (ethanol), with only a very small percent of other types of alcohol. Sweet dessert wines may contain up to 20% alcohol. This compared to 40% (80 proof and 50% (100 proof alcohol in distilled products like vodka and gin. The pH of wine (its acidity) closely resembles that of a healthy stomach, one reason why wine improves digestion. Eating natural fats with wine slows the absorption of alcohol and protects the intestine from possible irritation. Wine also contains vitamins B-1, B-2, B-6 and niacin, as well as traces of most minerals, especially iron. Most red table wine contains significant amounts of iron in the easily usable ferrous form.
Screening For Mental Health - NASD - Home Page
Screening for Mental health, Inc. (formerly the National Mental Illness Send us your National alcohol Screening Day (NASD) results and qualify for one
http://www.nationalalcoholscreeningday.org/

Extractions: April 6, 2006 SMH would like to thank Forest Laboratories, Inc . and Alkermes, Inc. for their support for the public relations activities for National Alcohol Screening Day 2005 Results of NASD 2004 NASD Home Attend a screening Conduct screenings ... Contact NASD National Alcohol Screening Day NASD 2005 A Great Success! Many thanks for your involvement in the 7 th Annual National Alcohol Screening Day (NASD)! Your partnership contributed to the extraordinary success of this year's program. Sites across the county alerted their communities about alcohol's effect on health, reduced stigma, and connected those with alcohol use problems with treatment. Are you a top NASD 2005 site? Send us your National Alcohol Screening Day (NASD) results and qualify for one of the $100 gift certificates to www.amazon.com . Gift certificates will be awarded for the top 10 college sites and the top 10 community sites screening the most number of NASD attendees. Screening forms must be returned to qualify.
Drug Addiction Treatment Center Directory Substance Abuse Detox Programs
alcohol Drug Addiction Mental health Help When you become addicted to alcoholor other drugs, your brain actually changes in certain ways.
http://www.soberrecovery.com/

Extractions: Drug treatment centers sober houses, half-way houses and sober living homes. Listings for troubled teens and young adult residential treatment centers, outdoor wilderness programs offering substance abuse and dual diagnosis behavioral help for teens. A comprehensive guide to the best drug rehabs, residential substance abuse treatment and detox centers for adults, adolescents, and troubled teens.

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