Positive physiological responses. Regulated doses of alcohol according to some research is also beneficial for one;s body
<span>1. Both the first and third responses are correct
</span><span>2. Talk to a counselor about ways to change behavior while drinking, or how to stop altogether</span>
<span>3. Being with underage friends who are drinking at a school function with trained servers serving drinks to people of legal drinking age</span> <span>
4. Avoid all extracurricular activities to maximize study time</span> <span>
5. Eat a high-protein meal</span>
<span>6. It's another word for passing out after drinking too much</span>
<span>7. Type 2 diabetes</span>
<span>8. A stadium where no alcoholic beverages are allowed</span>
<span>9. An expulsion will be on your transcript permanently</span> <span>
10. Alcohol education or alcoholism treatment is only a part of the process if you are in a collision with someone else</span> <span>
11. None of these answers are correct</span><span> </span>
Crystal meth is used as a weight loss drug
Any of these can be long term affects because everyone reacts differently but for short term I would have to say regressive behavior
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The law of public urination is illegal due to the laws that are designed to benefit overall communities' health. A common misconception of this law is that is was created since urine is unsanitary; however, urine is sterile because it contains no living organisms unless the person that produces it has an active urinary tract or bladder infection. In fact, there are actually fewer bacteria in urine than in the average tap water. Furthermore, while it may seem that drinking urine is okay since it is a sterile solution, but it is a really bad idea because it would upset the salt and nitrogen balance in the body due to it containing an abundance of waste products and salts that the body rids itself of via urination.
