Alcohol abuse is a general term for any level of risk, from increased drinking to alcohol dependence. Alcohol abuse can cause physical or mental health damage, even in the absence of addiction, so it is normal for your friend to be concerned that your sister may be living in alcohol abuse.
In this case, to find out if your friend's sister is living with alcohol abuse, the best thing to do is to see if she has:
Strong desire or compulsion to drink;
Difficulties in controlling alcohol intake in relation to its onset, termination, or amount;
Psychological change when alcohol use is stopped or reduced, or alcohol is used to relieve or prevent symptoms of psychological change.
Evidence of tolerance as increasing doses to achieve the same effects as previous lower doses;
Progressive loss of interest in previously performed activities or other sources of pleasure due to alcohol use;
Continued use even with clear evidence of harmful consequences.
After noticing these factors, your friend should talk to his sister, ask her what's going on, present the dangers that alcohol brings to her life, and ask if she wants professional help to quit this addiction.
If you sense that a friend is showing signs, id suggest asking the friend small questions, not BIG OBVIOUS ONES, that will eventually lead up to your answer, OR you could do some investigating and talk to some of the friends close ones, asking them if they know anything. hope this helps! if you'd like i could help you further
Yes because when you want something to be perfect you tend to try and imagine it beforehand so you know what to do perfectly and if you mess up you can imagine punching the person who messed you up :)
My answer would be a piece of glass falls into a customers water cause by drinking it he can cut his neck from inside. the other ones can cause infections. that's just my opinion
