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Gateway drugs are substances like cigarettes and alcohol that are legal and widely accepted but can increase a person's risk of using illegal drugs. Cigarettes and alcohol are considered gateway drugs because they are readily available and socially acceptable, leading many people to use them and potentially progress to harder substances. Studies show that a large portion of Filipino teenagers have smoked cigarettes and tobacco-related deaths in the Philippines remain high, indicating that prevention efforts are needed, especially for curious and risk-taking youth.
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- 3. Topic Objectives • Identify and discuss addictive substances that are found in gateway drugs; • Submit a reflection paper on the impact of smoking and excessive alcohol drinking to the body, family and community; • Discuss strategies in the prevention of cigarette smoking and alcohol drinking; and • Suggest healthful alternatives to cigarettes and alcohol to promote healthy lifestyle.
- 4. What Are Gateway Drugs?
- 5. What Are the Common Gateway Drugs?
- 6. What is alcohol? • Alcohol is an intoxicating substance produced by fermentation of grains and fruits.
- 7. How does alcohol affect the person who is drinking beyond his/her capacity?
- 8. Why do some people drink alcohol?
- 9. How does alcohol affects the body?
- 10. Effects of Alcohol to the Organs of the body • Liver Pancreas • Stomach Brain • Heart Reproductive Organ • Esophagus
- 11. Impact of drinking alcohol to the family
- 12. Impact of drinking alcohol to Community
- 13. How to prevent and control alcohol drinking and smoking? –Be firmed in saying NO. –Be consistent in saying NO. –Give valid reasons for refusing. –Avoid situations where you can be pressured –Avoid people who always makes a wrong decision, pessimistic and desperate.
- 14. Healthy alternatives to cigarette smoking and alcohol drinking. • Participate actively in sports, Zumba, and other physical activities. • Involve and actively participate cycling/ biking activity. • Join clubs, civic and religious organizations in school or in the community. • Develop a wholesome and enjoyable hobby like cooking, baking, planting or painting.
- 15. Cigarettes A cigarette is a narrow cylinder containing psychoactive material, typically tobacco that is rolled into thin paper for smoking. Most cigarettes contain a "reconstituted tobacco" product known as "sheet", which consists of "recycled [tobacco] stems, stalks, scraps, collected dust, and floor sweepings", to which are added glue, chemicals and fillers; the product is then sprayed with nicotine that was extracted from the tobacco scraps, and shaped into curls.
- 16. Why do some people smoke?
- 17. Negative impact of smoking cigars to one’s health.
- 18. Dangers of mainstream smoke, second - hand smoke and third -hand smoke •Mainstream smoke •Second-hand smoke •Third-hand Smoke
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