An advice for teenagers :D

Hello Everybody :D
Today I am posting another interesting fact about my project. Please read through this article if you have time. I am 100% sure that this is true because I've seen a lot of people who haven't tried drinking or smoking in their middle school and it's easier to keep that in high school. So here it is :D
There is so much negativity around teenagers that it is a breath of fresh air to hear about a program that is making a positive impact. The Communities That Care program is one such program that is helping to stop the negative behaviors of smoking, drinking, and crime that, in media stories, are often shown to be linked to teens across the United States.
The goal of this program, which truly is community-based and led, is to help teens avoid alcohol and tobacco use as well as help stop them from engaging in violent or criminal behaviors. Research shows that when teens avoid exposure to these negative influences during their middle school years, they are much less likely to develop ongoing addiction and behavioral problems. This includes the use of tobacco and alcohol, where research now shows that avoiding use of these substances until after 18 years of age leads to much lower risk of their use as the teens move into adulthood.
I hope this was interesting to you. Please follow me on Twitter: @MoldirfromKZ and watch my video on Youtube which I'll be posting soon. Thank you for your attention!

 

A new story :) Really interesting :D

Hello to everyone again :) I've been reading this articles a lot and look what I've found!
The study was part of the ongoing Physicians’ Health Study. It followed over 18,000 men ages 40 to 84, who were free from heart disease and cancer at the time the study began. The volunteers were questioned about their alcohol intake at the study’s start. After seven years, their drinking habits were reassessed to see if changes in the men’s alcohol consumption over this time influenced their risk of heart disease.
The researchers found that men who started the study as very light drinkers (one alcoholic beverage a week or less) and gradually increased their intake to 6 drinks per week slightly reduced their risk of heart disease compared to light drinkers whose intake did not change over time. Men who were moderate drinkers (1-6 drinks per week) at the study’s beginning did not alter their heart disease risk whether or not they increased or decreased alcohol consumption. Those that consumed more than one drink a day had the same disease risk throughout the study, even if they were drinking less after seven years. Regular consumption of more than two drinks a day, though, increased the men’s risk of heart disease by 63%.
Look at thiiiis! Regular consumption of more than two drinks a day, though, increased the men’s risk of heart disease by 63%!
There have been a lot of researches over the time and they help a lot. People read them and try to change the situation. They believe it. And they should!
I am proud I'm doing this project. I feel like I am helping a lot of people even by telling them these stories :)

 

 

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