What is binge drinking? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, binge drinking starts at four standard drinks for women, and five standard drinks for men within approximately two hours.
What is binge drinking? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, binge drinking starts at four standard drinks for women, and five standard drinks for men within approximately two hours.
To have a great Homecoming remember...The good effects of alcohol happen at lower BAC levels. Pace your drinking, know drink sizes, and stick to a limit that keeps your BAC in the sink-free zone.
Don't be afraid to seek medical help if you suspect a friend, roommate, or fellow party-goer may have alcohol poisoning. It can be a matter of life or death and it's better to be safe than to worry about embarrassment, anger, or repercussions. You ARE covered by Act 66.
Alcohol is a substance that is often abused. It can lead to many problems and even fatalities if used inappropriately. It is important that college students become informed about simple ways to avoid substance abuse.
What is binge drinking? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, binge drinking starts at four standard drinks for women, and five standard drinks for men within approximately two hours.
Did you know? The amount of alcohol in one regular 12-ounce beer is the same as in one shot of 80-proof liquor or one 5-ounce glass of wine. Pace yourself when consuming alcohol.
If you’re feeling a bit sick after a night out drinking, there are a couple of things that you could do to ease the feeling: Drink water, take ibuprofen, eat easily digestible food that will fuel your system, and get rest!
Give water a place a place in your heart! Don’t forget to drink plenty of it before, during, and after a night of drinking. It can prevent hangovers and can better control your BAC.