Alcohol disinhibits and gives a false sense of safety, which “favors risky behaviors”, related to traffic accidents or sexual practices that can lead to unwanted pregnancies or sexually transmitted diseases. But, in addition, excesses increase the likelihood of etylic poisoning, “which can cause a coma and even death.” This is emphasized by the National Drug Plan.
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Alcohol disinhibits and gives a false sense of safety, which “favors risky behaviors”, related to traffic accidents or sexual practices that can lead to unwanted pregnancies or sexually transmitted diseases. But, in addition, excesses increase the likelihood of etylic poisoning, “which can cause a coma and even death.” This is emphasized by the National Drug Plan.