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This document summarizes the effects of several commonly used drugs including marijuana, amphetamines, ecstasy, heroin, cocaine, and hashish. It notes that the effects can include increased heart rate, disorientation, depression, hyperactivity, and inability to concentrate. The document concludes that there are nonprofit organizations that can help with drug rehabilitation such as Proyecto Hombre and UNAD.
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Eating healthy food every day, exercising regularly, maintaining good hygiene by washing hands before eating and brushing teeth after, and getting enough sleep are important for overall health and well-being. Taking care of bones, muscles, and senses as well as seeing a doctor when ill helps maintain a healthy body.
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El documento habla sobre la importancia de mantener un cuerpo sano a través de una dieta balanceada, ejercicio regular, buena higiene, sueño adecuado y visitas al médico cuando se está enfermo. Recomienda comer comida sana todos los días, lavarse las manos antes de comer, lavarse los dientes después de comer y cuidar los músculos, huesos y sentidos para mantener un cuerpo saludable.
Ns1 u2 english
This document describes the five senses and how they are used. It notes that the face has two eyes to see, two ears to hear, a nose to smell, and a mouth used for tasting with the tongue. It also mentions that hands are used for the sense of touch.
Natural Sciences Primary 1 My body English
The document discusses the basic parts and functions of the human body. It notes that the body has three main parts - the head, torso, and limbs. It states that the arms and legs are limbs and that joints like the wrist and elbow allow movement. The skeleton supports and protects the body, muscles help with movement, and people grow and change over time. A person also experiences different emotions.
Natural Sciences Primary 1 my senses
Este documento describe las principales características de la cara humana y los sentidos. Enumera los órganos de la vista, el oído, el olfato, el gusto y el tacto, y explica brevemente cómo se usan para ver, escuchar, oler, saborear y tocar.
Natural Sciences Primary 1 in Spanish
El documento describe las partes principales del cuerpo humano, incluyendo la cabeza, el tronco y las extremidades, y explica cómo las articulaciones, el esqueleto y los músculos permiten el movimiento. También menciona que los seres humanos experimentan diferentes emociones y continúan creciendo y cambiando a lo largo de sus vidas.
Alcohol 2
Drinking alcohol can be dangerous, as it is a drug that impacts brain function and other organs. It reduces thinking ability and balance, and increases health risks especially for those with conditions like diabetes. While preventing underage drinking and abuse, the document also provides tips for alcoholics seeking help, such as asking doctors for support or attending meetings with others dealing with the same issues.
Tobacco
Tobacco is a plant native to America that is processed and used in various products like cigarettes, cigars, and pipe tobacco. There are over 70 types of tobacco. It is cultivated in many countries around the world. When smoked or chewed, tobacco exposes the user to nicotine, which is highly addictive similarly to heroin or cocaine, making cessation difficult and causing withdrawal symptoms like depression, anxiety, and cravings. Tobacco use also significantly increases the risk of various illnesses and diseases like cancer, heart disease, and respiratory problems.
Tobacco
Tobacco is a plant native to North America that is processed and used in various products like cigarettes, cigars, and pipe tobacco. There are over 70 types of tobacco. It is farmed in many countries around the world. Nicotine in tobacco is highly addictive, similar to heroin or cocaine. When a person quits smoking tobacco, they may experience withdrawal symptoms like depression, anxiety, headaches, appetite changes, and coughing as the body adjusts to not having nicotine. Smoking tobacco exposes the body to gases that can irritate the eyes, nose, throat and lungs. Long-term tobacco use has been linked to many serious health issues such as cancer, heart disease, and respiratory illnesses.
Nutrition
The food pyramid outlines the recommended daily servings across various food groups. Cereals, grains and their derivatives like wheat and pasta should be consumed 6-11 times daily. Fruits are recommended 2-3 servings and vegetables 3-5 servings. Meat, fish, eggs and legumes should be eaten 3-5 times daily while dairy 2-3 times. Foods high in fats, oils and sweets should be consumed in moderation and are at the top of the pyramid. The pyramid promotes a healthy diet but some unhealthy behaviors include anorexia, bulimia and obesity.
drugs
Drugs can cause strange or silly behavior and make it difficult to know what you're doing. Different drugs like marijuana, cocaine, and burundanga have various medical and psychological effects such as red eyes, high blood pressure, hallucinations, and difficulty speaking. While some drugs have medical purposes, drug abuse is a serious problem especially for teenagers and affects individuals' relationships and family as well as society. Prevention through education on risks and alternatives is important.
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1) Drinking alcohol is dangerous for both children and adults as alcohol is a drug that is commonly abused by teens. Many children have their first drink at a young age, sometimes as young as 10 or 11 years old.
2) Alcohol affects a person's ability to think clearly and impacts balance, which can lead to trouble walking. It also harms major organs like the brain, heart, and liver.
3) To prevent alcohol abuse, people should avoid keeping alcohol in their home, situations where drinking is encouraged, and should make new friends who do not focus on alcohol.
Asthma
Asthma is a disease characterized by inflammation of the bronchioles and airways that causes recurring symptoms like wheezing, coughing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath. It is caused by infections like colds or allergies that provoke inflammation in the bronchioles. Asthma is classified based on symptom frequency and severity and can be treated with medications like inhaled corticosteroids, oral steroids, and bronchodilators or therapies like chest physiotherapy.
Alcohol
Alcohol is created through the fermentation of grains, fruits, and vegetables. While made from natural ingredients, alcohol affects the central nervous system and can have serious negative health impacts when consumed in large quantities. Drinking alcohol can lead to diseases like fetal alcohol syndrome, alcoholic neuropathy, and alcoholic cerebellar degeneration. For teenagers in particular, drinking alcohol is very risky and often begins due to peer pressure, as their bodies and brains are still developing. There are several non-profit organizations that help people struggling with alcohol addiction and educate about the dangers of excessive drinking.
La energía
La energía es un concepto fundamental en física que se define como la capacidad de realizar trabajo. Existen diferentes formas de energía como la química, mecánica, térmica, eléctrica, nuclear y radiactiva. La energía no se crea ni se destruye, solo se transforma de una forma a otra de acuerdo con las leyes de la termodinámica.
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- 1. DrugsBy : Almudena, Iria, Elena, Jimena.
- 3. Marijuana The effects of marijuana use are: tachycardia (heart attack), disorientation, being out of shape, depression, sleepiness, panic, etc.
- 4. Amphetamines Amphetamines are a type of drug that stimulates the Central Nervous System. The effects of amphetamine use are: violent actions, inability to sleep, increased body temperature, etc.
- 5. Ecstasy The effects of ecstasy use are: increased body temperature, dehydration, hyperactivity, and dilated pupils.
- 6. Heroin The effects of heroin use are: euphoria (ability to tolerate pain). In high doses, it can produce a coma or result in death.
- 7. Cocaine The effects of cocaine use are: insomnia, loss of appetite, etc.
- 8. Hashish The effects of hashish use are: inability to concentrate, risk of birth defects and death of the baby when used by pregnant women. It is addictive.
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