Drug and Alcohol Awareness Ads

[HealthAndHappiness]

This is my Alcohol Awareness Ad
When someone drinks alcohol they aren't aWarE.


"Who hath woe? who hath sorrow? who hath contentions? who hath babbling? who hath wounds without cause? who hath redness of eyes? They that tarry long at the wine; they that go to seek mixed wine."

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http://imgur.com/a/tjLFHlT

 

[Demi777]

I feel bad for laughting at this

 

[HealthAndHappiness]

I feel bad for laughting at this

I know how you feel.
I was almost crying the first time. 😂

I hope the teenagers will watch it and remember. Their chances of having a life long addiction to all drugs and alcohol go down dramatically if they abstain from drinking through their teens.

Feel free to add your own if you have a favorite or want to make one Demi.
🍵🙂👍

 

[HealthAndHappiness]

Here's one of the most famous TV ads.

 

[Demi777]

I know how you feel.
I was almost crying the first time. 😂

I hope the teenagers will watch it and remember. Their chances of having a life long addiction to all drugs and alcohol go down dramatically if they abstain from drinking through their teens.

Feel free to add your own if you have a favorite or want to make one Demi.
🍵🙂👍

Having a drink as a teen doesnt make alkoholics or drug.

 

[Isgaverno]

Hey there! I just stumbled across this thread, and I think the ad about spreading alcohol awareness should be more soul-touching. It's important to educate people on the dangers of alcohol, especially at a young age. Besides, there're some light drugs that are legal in certain states, and I would even say they are even more helpful than traditional painkillers. For example, I've discovered that you can buy kratom online, and it will be delivered straight to your house. But it's important to remember that any substance can be harmful if not used responsibly. It's important to be aware of the risks and make informed decisions. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this topic!

 

[HealthAndHappiness]

Hey there! I just stumbled across this thread, and I think the ad about spreading alcohol awareness should be more soul-touching. It's important to educate people on the dangers of alcohol, especially at a young age. Besides, there're some light drugs that are legal in certain states, and I would even say they are even more helpful than traditional painkillers. For example, I've discovered that you can buy kratom online, and it will be delivered straight to your house. But it's important to remember that any substance can be harmful if not used responsibly. It's important to be aware of the risks and make informed decisions. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this topic!

I agree that it's important to teach children while they are young. I have to make exception to the DARE programs though.
They are more of a temptation than a good warning or deturant. Passing around a bag of pot and showing children how to use the paraphernalia didn't do much for us in school other than make us curious. That and alcohol have always been gateway drugs. More often it's too many physicians as drug pushers of Rx pharmaceuticals in my state.

I had to go grocery shopping yesterday evening and saw an alcohol awareness ad.
It was a guy drunk as it gets smelling like hard alcohol and speaking down to his girlfriend. He was a walking billboard for an anti-alcohol and drugs campaign.

 

[HealthAndHappiness]

As to pain killers, there are a few that some report as relieving chronic pain without the addictive and euphoric nature of the common drugs. Wild Lettuce comes to mind.
I think I tore connective tissue in two toes while running last week. I broke a shoe lace and overtightened the shoe when relacing. Feet swell with impact on concrete. Thought I dislocated one, but ok already.
WL would have been appropriate. I used a lot of anti-inflammatory spices in my food and did ok other than lose some sleep.

 

[Bingo]

https://christianchat.com/threads/cra-christians-in-recovery-anonymous.184102/post-4978196

"There is no substitute for experience. Beware of any substance that has the potential
to alter one's personality, you may not like the outcome!"

 

[shittim]

As to pain killers, there are a few that some report as relieving chronic pain without the addictive and euphoric nature of the common drugs. Wild Lettuce comes to mind.
I think I tore connective tissue in two toes while running last week. I broke a shoe lace and overtightened the shoe when relacing. Feet swell with impact on concrete. Thought I dislocated one, but ok already.
WL would have been appropriate. I used a lot of anti-inflammatory spices in my food and did ok other than lose some sleep.

Kratom is still legal most places, ice maybe? A friend also recommends diatomaceous earth daily for the silica to strengthen connective tissues.
Is ice a help?
blessings

 

[HealthAndHappiness]

Kratom is still legal most places, ice maybe? A friend also recommends diatomaceous earth daily for the silica to strengthen connective tissues.
Is ice a help?
blessings

I've never tried Kratom. I'll look into that for future injuries.
I have diatomaceous earth. I've used it to regrow enamel on my teeth after drinking too much acidic beverage like lime smoothies. I like it. I need to buy some purified and tested because I have been using the feed grade. With MSM and some other supplements for race horses, it superior quality, but not necessarily the DE for cattle. I let the supplements and such slide this winter. I can tell. I'm trying to reinforce the tendons and bones again. The toes are surprisingly better today. Yesterday I speed walked a couple miles. Praise the Lord! They are 80-90% improved. Thanks for the information.
You have a good knowledge of natural remedies Shittim.

 

[JohnkVancez]

"I've seen how alcohol can lead to woe, sorrow, and even babbling arguments. It's no joke when it comes to wounds without cause and those red eyes.
In my journey, I've also explored alternatives to alcohol for relaxation and stress relief. That's where cannabis came into the picture. It's like a natural chill pill without the negative side effects.

If you ever want to explore the world of cannabis or have questions, I've got a suggestion. You might want to check out Releaf for a cannabis card. I got mine there, and it's been a game-changer for my well-being. Check them out at Releaf if you're curious."

 

[HealthAndHappiness]

"I've seen how alcohol can lead to woe, sorrow, and even babbling arguments. It's no joke when it comes to wounds without cause and those red eyes.
In my journey, I've also explored alternatives to alcohol for relaxation and stress relief. That's where cannabis came into the picture. It's like a natural chill pill without the negative side effects.

Hi JohnkVancez,

The Bible forbids drunkenness. That applies to cannabis and other recreational drugs as well as many Rx drugs too. The biggest drug pushers in my state wear scrubs and stethoscopes that spread filthy pathogens to every patient. Many of them push harmful drugs that become addictive or otherwise shorten lives. Some are gateway drugs to more dangerous ones as well.

Although some varieties can be safer than some Rx drugs, I think that cannabis has proven to be a gateway drug to more dangerous hallucinations and medications too. I've seen it happen to others
Plus, children often are curious and use what their parents smoke, setting the stage for lifelong addictions and crime later in the teen years onwards.

What I found to be the most helpful by far for stress relief is in the following short video.
Let me know what you think about the message John. Hope it's a blessing.
Have a good day.