By; ADAM,WAHIDAH,IZZAH,NADIRAH,NADHYA&AFE

Behavioral SciencesDrugs Disorder

Caffeine

Alcohol

Cigarette

DefinitionSymptomEffects

Caffeine

DefinitionSymptomEffects

Alcohol DefinitionTypeSymptomEffects

Smoking

Index

Methylxanthine

When purified, caffeine produces an intensely bitter white powder that provides a distinctive taste

in soft drinks.

Scientific Caffeine.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Even a small amounts of caffeine can lead to high blood pressure. Some street names for caffeine are “soda” and “coffee”

The bitter truth where you can find caffeine.

Chocolates

Coca Cola

Tea

Chocolate Milk

Starbuck coffee ice cream

Medicines

Nestle Crunch Bar

Peanut butter cup

Kit Kat bar

Chocolate Brownie

Jell-O Chocolate Pudding

Mountain Dew

Caffeine

Caffeine everywhere

Alcohol

ALCOHOL IS A DRUG.

IT IS CLASSED AS A DEPRESSED, THAT IT SLOWS DOWN VITAL FUNCTIONS, RESULTING IN SLURRED SPEECH, UNSTEADY MOVEMENT, DISTURBED PERCEPTIONS AND AN INABILITY TO REACT QUICKLY.

ALTHOUGH CLASSIFIED AS A DEPRESSANT, THE AMOUNT OF ALCOHOL CONSUMED DETERMINES THE TYPES OF EFFECTS. MOST PEOPLE DRINK FOR THE STIMULANT EFFECT,SUCH AS A BEER OR GLASS OF WINE. BUT IF A PERSON CONSUMES MORE THAN THE BODY CAN HANDLE, THEN THEY EXPERIENCE ALCOHOLS DEPRESSANT EFFECT.

ALCOHOL OVERDOSE CAUSES EVEN MORE SEVERE

WHAT IS ALCOHOL?

Beverages Source Alcohol Content

Beer Cereals 4-8%

Brandy Fruit juice 40-50%

Whisky Cereal grains 40-55%

Rum Sugarcane 40-55%

Wines Grapes (also other fruits)

10-22%

Types of alcoholic beverages

YOUNG PEOPLE VERSUS ADULTS.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCES?

YOUNG PEOPLE ADULT

-HARMFUL TO TEENS.

-DAMAGE IN BRAIN

-ACCORDING TO RESEARCH, YOUNG PEOPLE WHO BEGIN DRINKING BEFORE AGE 15 ARE 4 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO DEVELOP ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE THAN THOSE WHO BEGIN DRINKING AT AGE 21.

SYMPTOMS ELEBARATION

CRAVING A STRONG NEED OR COMPULSION TO DRINK.

PHYSICAL DEPENDENCE

WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS SUCH AS NAUSEA, SWEATING, SHAKINESS AND ANXIETY OCCUR WHEN ALCOHOL USE IS STOPPED AFTER A PERIOD OF HEAVY DRINKING.

LOSS OF CONTROL THE INABILITY TO LIMIT ONES DRINKING ON ANY GIVEN OCCASION.

TOLERANCE THE NEED TO GREATER AMOUNTS OF ALCOHOL IN ORDER TO GET HIGH.

WHAT IS ALCOHOLISM OR ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE?

LONG TERM SHORT TERM

ALCOHOL POISONING VOMITTING

LIVER DISEASE DIARRHEA

NERVE DAMAGE HEADACHES

SEXUAL PROBLEMS UPSET STOMACH

PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE BRAIN

DIFFICULT TO BREATHING

GASTRITIS (INFLAMMATION OF

STOMACH WALL )

DISTORTED VISION AND HEARING

CANCER OF THE MOUTH AND THROAT

ANEMIA ( LOSS OF RED BLOOD CELLS )

HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

IMPAIRED JUDGEMENT

Effects alcohol

DEPRESSANT EFFECTS:-

a) INABILITY TO FEEL PAIN

b) TOXICITY, WHERE THE BODY VOMITS THE POISON

c) UNCONSCIOUSNESS

d) COMA OR DEATH FROM SEVERE TOXIC OVERDOSE

IMAGES

Smoking

WHAT IS SMOKING?

Smoking refers to the inhalation and exhalation

cigarettes contain more than 4000 chemical compounds

and at least 400 toxic substances.

SymptomBad breath and yellowing of the teethCold hands and feetLoss of taste and smellLow oxygen levels in the bloodLow tolerance for exercise and fatigueNicotine-stained fingers and teethSmoky-smelling clothes and hair

Causes

Behavioral problems such as aggression

Family member who smokesLack of education past high schoolLow self-esteemPoor financial or social statusPoor school or academic performance

Effects

Lung cancer from smoking is caused by the tar in tobacco smoke.

Heart disease and strokes are also more common among smokers than non-smokers.

In younger people, three out of four deaths from heart disease are due to smoking.

Smoking causes around one in five deaths from heart disease.

This can cause heart attacks and stroke.

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Alcohol

http://www.smokingfreeworld.org/smoking

Smoking