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SAD ACTS of YP
•THAT CHILDREN OF GOD SHOULD NOT ENGAGE IN!
•Ecclesiastes 12: 1Remember thy creator in the days of
thine youth….
7 DEADLY HABITS1 SMOKING2 ALCOHOL3 DRUG ABUSE4 ACCIDENTS/SUICIDE/
HOMICIDE5 CAFFEINE6 TECHNOLOGY7 SEXUAL IMMORALITY
7 DEADLY HABITS1 SMOKING• ALCOHOL• DRUG ABUSE• ACCIDENTS/SUICIDE/
HOMICIDE• CAFFEINE• TECHNOLOGY• SEXUAL IMMORALITY
SAD ACTS of YP
•THAT CHILDREN OF GOD SHOULD NOT ENGAGE IN!
•Ecclesiastes 12: 1Remember thy creator in the days of
thine youth….
SAD ACTS of YP
•THAT CHILDREN OF GOD SHOULD NOT ENGAGE IN!
•Ecclesiastes 12: 1Remember thy creator in the days of
thine youth….
Alcohol as a Drug
•Alcohol is the second most widely used and abused of all psychoactive drugs.Q. What drug is the most widely
used and abused drug?A. Caffeine
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Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)
• BAC = percentage of alcohol in a measured quantity of blood
• BAC rises when alcohol is consumed faster than it is metabolized by the liver
- BAC: 0.05% Changes in behavior- BAC: 0.10% Decrease in motor function- BAC: 0.25% Body starts to shut down
• Acute alcohol intoxication = potentially fatal elevation of BAC, often resulting from heavy, rapid consumption of alcohol
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Gender and Alcohol Absorption
• Women absorb more alcohol more quickly than men
- Less alcohol dehydrogenase- Proportionately more body fat- Proportionately less body water- Effects of menstrual cycle
9. Alcoholism is a ‘disease’9. Alcoholism is a ‘disease’
We have now turned liberal towards alcoholics and call alcoholism a disease rather than an addiction.
If alcohol is a disease, it is the only disease that:- Is sold in bottles- Is advertised in newspapers, magazines, on radio and television- Has licensed outlets to spread it- Produces revenue for the government- Brings violent deaths on the highways- Destroys family life and increases crime- Has no germs or viral cause
Why Why not drink?
• Alcohol is not harmless• It is toxic, = intoxicant• 40 % of all traffic fatalities are alcohol related
2. Prohibition of alcohol in the Bible2. Prohibition of alcohol in the Bible
The Bible prohibits the consumption of alcohol in the following verses:
1. "Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging; and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise."[Proverbs 20:1]
2. "And be not drunk with wine."[Ephesians 5:18]
SAD ACTS of YP
•THAT CHILDREN OF GOD SHOULD NOT ENGAGE IN!
•Ecclesiastes 12: 1Remember thy creator in the days of
thine youth….
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The Process of Addiction•Addictive behavior has three
common aspects:• Exposure: Introduced to the drug or
behavior that is considered pleasurable• Compulsion: Time, energy, and money
are spent to pursue the behavior. Normal behavior has already degenerated
• Loss of control: Addicted people lose the ability to control their behavior and results in addiction to more than one drug or behavior
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Drug Misuse and Abuse
•Drug misuse: Inappropriate use of legal drugs intended to be medications•Intentional or unintentional
•Drug abuse: Any use of a legal or illegal drug in a way that is detrimental to health or well-being
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Drug Dependence•Addiction/physical dependence:
Compulsive, uncontrollable dependence on a substance, habit, or practice to such a degree that cessation causes severe emotional or physiological reactions
• Withdrawal illness: Uncomfortable response of the body as it attempts to maintain homeostasis in the absence of a drug
• Tolerance: An acquired reaction to a drug in which the continued intake of the same dose has diminished effects
•Psychological dependence: Craving a drug for emotional reasons and to maintain a sense of well-being
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Six Categories of Psychoactive
Drugs1. Stimulants2. Depressants3. Hallucinogens4. Cannabis5. Narcotics6. Inhalants
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Stimulants•Key actions: Stimulate the function of the
central nervous system• Increased heart rate, blood pressure, brain
function• Feelings of energy, exhilaration
•Examples: • Cocaine• Amphetamine• Methamphetamine• Caffeine
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Depressants•Key actions: Slow the function of the central
nervous system• Reduced heart and breathing rates, blood pressure• Lowered inhibitions, impaired judgment• Sedation, drowsiness, loss of consciousness
•Examples:• Barbiturates• Rohypnol• Alcohol• Tranquilizers- Valium
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Hallucinogens- trip•Key actions: Altered states of feeling and perception (hallucinations, distortions of reality)
• Increased temperature, heart rate, blood pressure
• Weakness, tremors, nervousness, paranoia• Synesthesia (sensation of combining of the
senses)
•Examples: • LSD• PCP• Ecstasy and designer drugs
These experiences are often compared to non-ordinary forms of
consciousness such as trance, meditation, dreams, or insanity
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Cannabis Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)•Key actions: •Euphoria, confusion, Slowed thinking and
reaction time•Impaired balance and coordination•Cough, frequent respiratory infections
•Examples: •Hashish•Marijuana
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Narcotics (Opiates)•Key actions:
• Relief of pain, euphoria, sedation, drowsiness, confusion• Reduced heart rate and blood pressure
•Natural and synthetic; derived from the Oriental poppy plant
•Examples: • Opium• Morphine• Heroin• Oxycodone
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Inhalants•Key actions: • Unpredictable, drunklike effects; aggression• Damage to respiratory and cardiovascular systems
•Examples: • Gasoline• Glues • Paint• Aerosol propellants• Nitrites (“laughing gas”)
Drug use amongst young people in England in 2011- Selected statistics from the Information Centre’s annual reportwww.ic.nhs.uk
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SAD ACTS of YP
THAT CHILDREN OF GOD SHOULD NOT ENGAGE IN!
Ecclesiastes 12: 1Remember thy creator in the days of thine youth….
FIVE LEADING CAUSES OF DEATH, USA, AGES 15-24, 1998
•(1) Accidents 51.8% 12,752•(2) Homicide 21.3% 5,233•(3) Suicide 16.3% 4,003•(4) Cancer 6.8% 1,670•(5) Heart Disease 3.9% 961
Young men•Young men don't wear seat belts as
often as young women do. They're also more likely to carry weapons, to get into physical fights, to use tobacco or marijuana, to drink alcohol heavily, and to have more sexual partners.
Young womenYoung women have some special risks. They try to commit suicide more often and they try to lose weight in harmful ways more often than young men
Unplanned Pregnancy is a significant problem
State of the YP today
"Young people are tormented by loneliness, saturated by sex, fascinated with the dark side of the supernatural and susceptible to suicide”
what define this generation. First: Loneliness runs deep. They are home alone, raised by their music, by television, by video games. They will do anything to get a loving feeling, even if only for a night. Its about intimacy, feeing close to someone for a few minutes.”
SAD ACTS of YP
THAT CHILDREN OF GOD SHOULD NOT ENGAGE IN!
Ecclesiastes 12: 1Remember thy creator in the days of thine youth….
Caffiene•This is the most widely used drug .•Most abused and one with a lot of drug
depndence•Caffeine is a stimulant that increases
Heart rate, Blood pressure, increases your stress hormones, impairs sleep and highly addictive.
•Come of it slowly-reduce by one drink a day over 3 weeks
SAD ACTS of YP
•THAT CHILDREN OF GOD SHOULD NOT ENGAGE IN!
•Ecclesiastes 12: 1Remember thy creator in the days of
thine youth….
VARİETY OF
•Cybersex Addiction •Cyber-Relationship
Addiction •Net Compulsions •Information Overload •Computer Addiction
İNTERNET ADDİCTİON
SİGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF İ.A
•Losing track of time online
•Having trouble completing tasks at work or home
•Isolation from family and friends •Feeling guilty or defensive about your
•Internet use •Feeling a sense of euphoria
while involved in internet activities
WHAT ARE THE HARMS OF İNTERNET ADDİCTİON? •internet addiction harms
financially Addicted to online
gambling, online porn , shoping
Spending too much money on-line
service fees
WHAT ARE THE HARMS OF İNTERNET ADDİCTİON?
•İnternet Addiction Harm Peoples’ relationship
2.Loosing their friends
1.Divorcing
Is it surfing the web or drowning Is it surfing the web or drowning in the web?in the web?
Internet Addiction
Prevalence rates • South Korea (Block, 2008)
• Most serious public health issue (in South Korea)
• 10 reported deaths (due to cardio-pulmonary reasons)
• Several Internet game-related murders
• 1.2 million school age children (6-19 yrs)
• China (Block, 2008)
• Estimated 10 million children addicted
• In 2007, China restricted computer game use
• Current laws prohibit more than 3 hours of daily game use
Risks & problems associated with Internet addiction
•Frustration intolerance/Emotional dysregulation (Ko, Yen, Yen, Chen & Wang, 2007)•Male adolescents with Internet addiction
had higher intolerance to frustration of entitlement and emotional discomfort.
• Female adolescents with it had higher intolerance to emotional discomfort and lower tolerance to frustration of achievement.
•Diagnoses, problems & comorbidity • Depression & Social Introversion (Widyanto & Griffiths,
2006)
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (Yoo et al., 2004)
• Social Phobia & depression (Yen, Ko, Yen, Wu, & Yang, 2007)
• Sex addiction, i.e., cybersexual addiction/cyber affairs (Young et. Al., 2000)
• Gambling (Potera, 1998)
• Compulsive buying (Raab & Neuner, 2006)
• Illegal activity (Hall & Parsons, 2001)
Television•5 hours a day•35 hours a week•140 hours a mth•1820 hours a year•150 days a year – 5 months!!
SAD ACTS of YP
•THAT CHILDREN OF GOD SHOULD NOT ENGAGE IN!
•Ecclesiastes 12: 1Remember thy creator in the days of
thine youth….
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•Unplanned pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (including HIV and AIDS) can cause you social and personal problems, in addition to harming your health.
7 DEADLY HABITS1 SMOKING• ALCOHOL• DRUG ABUSE• ACCIDENTS/SUICIDE/
HOMICIDE• CAFFEINE• TECHNOLOGY• SEXUAL IMMORALITY