Binge Drinking was rated the number one health risk to teens in the United States. Seventy percent of college students polled admitted to “bingeing,” and one half of all “bingers” do so regularly. Most teens, however, did not know that “bingeing” could lead to alcoholism. Six teens will die today alone in alcohol related automobile crashes. Binge drinking has become a popular social activity sometimes caused by peer pressure, problems at home and problems at …showed first 75 words of 1178 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1178 total…problem in the United States today. Many events in a person’s life could lead to “bingeing.” The consequences of such drinking have been proven deadly. Teens need to receive more educational information from people who have had experience with binge drinking affect their lives. Teens need to realize that it could happen to them. Once it happens, they can never take it back. Just a few drinks could change one person’s life forever.