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Drinking alcohol in company and getting intoxicated by alcohol is almost part of a young person's development. But even or especially as a young person, you should drink alcohol responsibly so as not to endanger yourself or others.<\/p>\n
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How to drink alcohol properly: responsibly and safely<\/p>\n
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1. if you drink alcohol at a party or in a pub, you should plan your way home after the first glass. Even if you have a little alcohol in your blood, you should leave your car, scooter or bike at home and take a taxi or public transport instead. Also be prepared to get a lift home from a friend who has been drinking alcohol. Even small amounts of alcohol affect self-assessment and it is too easy for many people to think that they are still able to drive when they are well over the limit.<\/p>\n
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2. resist peer pressure and don't let others tempt you to drink quickly. The faster you drink alcohol, the faster you get drunk and lose self-control. Even if your friends tease you if you drink slowly, they won't like you any more or less depending on how fast you can knock back alcohol. Don't get carried away with false pride, showing off by drinking alcohol quickly is out of place here.<\/p>\n
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3. different types of alcohol have different effects on the body. It is best to stick to one type of alcohol and not to mix different types of alcohol. Mixing alcohol not only makes the hangover worse the next day, it also makes it more difficult to assess the effect on your own consciousness.<\/p>\n
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4. finding the right amount of alcohol that you can tolerate is an art that you have to learn. At the beginning you seem to feel better with each drink, but there comes a point when each additional alcoholic drink makes you feel worse. As you can only function to a limited extent after a few glasses of alcohol, it is difficult to find this threshold. It is also important to drink alcohol slowly.<\/p>\n
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5 It's not just the alcohol content that can cause nausea, sometimes it's the type of alcohol or a brand that you can't tolerate. Find the type that you can best tolerate physically and stick to it.<\/p>\n
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6. beware of drinking games, because they only serve to get you senselessly drunk.<\/p>\n
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7. don't forget to drink a glass of water or a cola in between to keep your body hydrated, as alcohol has a dehydrating effect. It is usually this that makes the hangover worse the next day.<\/p>\n
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8 Don't wait until you feel sick to stop, because then you have already drunk too much. Even if you stop drinking the first time you feel unwell, your body still has to process the alcohol that is already in your system.<\/p>\n
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