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It equals approximately 4 standard drinks.
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Talking To Youth
When it comes to talking to youth, we all know it is important. We all know it takes time, but did you know it works?! They listen and watch everything. The low risk drinking guidelines can give us all a framework to talk to youth and show them ways to lower their risk of alcohol-related problems.
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Standard Drink Calculator
Use our standard drink calculator to determine how many Standard Drinks are in your favorite beverages. Simply enter your the number of ounces you typically consume along with the amount of alcohol, and we’ll do the rest. You can use this information to determine the amount of alcohol to buy...
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Do you know why 5 ounces of wine, 12 ounces of beer and 1.5 ounces of liquor are the same amount of alcohol? Why do they effect your body in the same way?
Click here to check out our video demonstration and learn more!
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For many years, researchers have sought the answer to the question: Are people at higher risk of becoming alcoholics by living in that environment or are some people at hight risk due to family history? Numerous agencies and organizations around the world have studied twins, adoptions and various families. This research has concluded that children of alcoholics are four times more likely than...
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Story goes that in the 18th century, people were trying to find out whether alcohol was pure or not. It was discovered that an alcohol and water solution mixed with gun powder will still light when a flame is put to it; therefore this was 100% proof that it was good alcohol. If it did not light, it was considered “under-proof” and not good alcohol.
This proven amount is now know...
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01 27th, 2009 |
1 Comment It equals approximately 4 standard drinks.
