Avoiding Excessive Drinking
Excessive Drinking is a form of irresponsible drinking that can be dangerous, even deadly.

SUMMARY

Whether labelled ‘binge drinking’, ‘extreme drinking’ or ‘heavy episodic drinking’, any pattern of drinking that involves rapid intoxication or intoxication for an extended period of time carries the potential for considerable social, psychological and physical harm, and should be avoided.
While there is no universal scientific or medical definition of what constitutes ‘binge’ or ‘excessive drinking, it usually means drinking excessive amounts of alcohol in a short period of time.
Whatever the definition, the important thing is what can be done to prevent it.

EXCESSIVE DRINKING CARRIES THE POTENTIAL FOR CONSIDERABLE SOCIAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL HARM
Excessive drinking can take a toll on the take body and be dangerous. It can cause or contribute to:

Extreme drinking not only affects the person who is drinking but it can affect others who are exposed to, and who may rely on them.
If an excessive drinker fails to make responsible choices, those who either are not drinking or who drink responsibly can be subjected to problems ranging from rude or loud behavior to accidents caused by drunk driving.
SMART DRINKING AND TIPS TO CONTROL ALCOHOL INTAKE

Take action
Binge or excessive drinking can happen at any stage of your life. No matter how old you are, it’s irresponsible and dangerous.
For people above legal drinking age only
Don’t drink and drive
Don’t drink while pregnant