Drug and alcohol dependence are becoming more and more prevalent all over the world.
If you give a glance at the alcohol statistics arranged through the Office of National Statistics, you will come to know the scariness of these numbers.
From the last ten years, an invariable rise has been seen in the amount of alcohol related deaths, climbing up from 4000 in 1992 to above 9000 deaths in 2008.
According to alcohol statistics, the death rate of men due to alcohol consumption is increasing very speedily.
However, in women the rate stayed unbothered.
Throughout the world, the death rate of males is much more than females owing to alcohol abuse.
These statistics reveal that the death rate of men has increased very speedily and has become almost double over the duration from 9.
3 percent in 1991 to 18.
7 percent in 2008.
However, the raise in the death rate of women is not as fast moving from 5.
1 percent in1991 to 8.
7 percent in 2008, about half the rates of men.
As per the alcohol statistics of the year 2007, the deaths due to consumption of alcohol in males represented 2/3 of the whole figure of alcohol associated deaths.
Approximately 6000 men and 3000 women are murdered by this brutal practice.
Every day, we hear news about famous personalities entering and parting rehab.
Furthermore, young generation is exposed to above 1000 wine and beer advertisements on television every year.
They also view thousands of incidents where drinking has been made imaginary and glamorized.
Moreover, alcohol has been shown as a stress reliever in many films which also badly impact on the youth.
Because of these images created by media, more and more young people are moving to the alcohol to blank out their problems.
The information received is shocking and it needs a solemn wake up call to change.
The statistics reveal that one in six people amid the age of 13 and 20 is a binge drinker.
When men take more than 5 alcoholic drinks at one time and girls more than four, then they are called binge drinkers.
Alcohol statistics for binge drinking are also frightening.
Binge drinking is very prevalent in teenagers.
As per the alcohol statistics, about 52 percent of college boys have binged drunk and approximately 40 percent of girls have binged drunk.
On the whole, approximately 43 percent of all students have agreed that they binge drank.
Alcohol statistics show that the liquor industry uses up about $2 million each year for promoting to people that they should drink alcohol.
People under the age of 15 are more exposed to more than four television advertisements per day which encourage them to drink alcohol.
Generally these ads involve representing people having a great time with alcohol as a necessary component of the experience.
As stated by the alcohol statistics, these companies are gaining benefits of approximately $6 billion per year.
The consequences of alcohol consumption go beyond health problems, family struggles and road dangers.
In a survey, alcohol statistics reveal that more than 6.
5 percent of people confess to being intense drinkers, a proportion that does not comprise those frightened to retort honestly and those in defiance.
If you give a glance at the alcohol statistics arranged through the Office of National Statistics, you will come to know the scariness of these numbers.
From the last ten years, an invariable rise has been seen in the amount of alcohol related deaths, climbing up from 4000 in 1992 to above 9000 deaths in 2008.
According to alcohol statistics, the death rate of men due to alcohol consumption is increasing very speedily.
However, in women the rate stayed unbothered.
Throughout the world, the death rate of males is much more than females owing to alcohol abuse.
These statistics reveal that the death rate of men has increased very speedily and has become almost double over the duration from 9.
3 percent in 1991 to 18.
7 percent in 2008.
However, the raise in the death rate of women is not as fast moving from 5.
1 percent in1991 to 8.
7 percent in 2008, about half the rates of men.
As per the alcohol statistics of the year 2007, the deaths due to consumption of alcohol in males represented 2/3 of the whole figure of alcohol associated deaths.
Approximately 6000 men and 3000 women are murdered by this brutal practice.
Every day, we hear news about famous personalities entering and parting rehab.
Furthermore, young generation is exposed to above 1000 wine and beer advertisements on television every year.
They also view thousands of incidents where drinking has been made imaginary and glamorized.
Moreover, alcohol has been shown as a stress reliever in many films which also badly impact on the youth.
Because of these images created by media, more and more young people are moving to the alcohol to blank out their problems.
The information received is shocking and it needs a solemn wake up call to change.
The statistics reveal that one in six people amid the age of 13 and 20 is a binge drinker.
When men take more than 5 alcoholic drinks at one time and girls more than four, then they are called binge drinkers.
Alcohol statistics for binge drinking are also frightening.
Binge drinking is very prevalent in teenagers.
As per the alcohol statistics, about 52 percent of college boys have binged drunk and approximately 40 percent of girls have binged drunk.
On the whole, approximately 43 percent of all students have agreed that they binge drank.
Alcohol statistics show that the liquor industry uses up about $2 million each year for promoting to people that they should drink alcohol.
People under the age of 15 are more exposed to more than four television advertisements per day which encourage them to drink alcohol.
Generally these ads involve representing people having a great time with alcohol as a necessary component of the experience.
As stated by the alcohol statistics, these companies are gaining benefits of approximately $6 billion per year.
The consequences of alcohol consumption go beyond health problems, family struggles and road dangers.
In a survey, alcohol statistics reveal that more than 6.
5 percent of people confess to being intense drinkers, a proportion that does not comprise those frightened to retort honestly and those in defiance.