The effects of substances, that change how your body functions. How it can effect you and others around you?

1. Effects of Peer Pressure,
Alcohol and Drugs.

2. ALCOHOL

3. Effects:
 You have no control over what you’re doing when you’re drunk and
leads you to making bad choices.
 36% of youth(under 21) deaths are from car crashes. Drinking and
being under the influence of any substance increases the chances of
getting hurt.
 Parents should aware and educate their kids when they’re young and
scared of big kids. Teach them how to handle the situations.
 Parents can also be a bad influence their kids, like drinking a lot when
they’re around or even worse, buying their kid the alcohol when they
are going out to a party.

4. DRUGS

5. Effects:
 Drugs changes our mood, feelings and behaviour. If we overdose of it
can severely harm our bodies. Alcohol is a drug.
 Drugs kill more people than alcohol-even though seven times more
people use alcohol than use drugs.
 The most common types of drugs are in these 4 categories: stimulants,
depressants, hallucinogenics and opioids. They each have different
effects but all are harmful to your body.
 Drugs affect the way your body functions, but also, using drugs put you
in a high risk of dying if overdosed.

6. PEER PRESSURE
If you don’t control you’re mind, someone else will

7. Effects:
 People have gotten so consumed and brainwashed in what other’s
think of them and do anything to themselves to meet the standards
of being “cool”
 Being part of your peer group that participate in bad substances
have challenges you have to face live having to say “no” to drugs
when everyone in your group is pressuring you to say “yes”
 People think it looks attractive and fun and high school students get
caught up in the peer pressure. They’re curious, they believe you will
feel better, reduce stress or they just want to feel older.
 Respect your body. Your peers can be a bad influence on you, just
stay strong and true to who you are.