Binge drinking is a widespread problem—especially among young adults—and can cause a variety of health problems. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, binge drinking means drinking so much within two hours, that blood-alcohol concentration (BAC) reaches 0.08g/dL. This usually occurs after about four drinks for women and five drinks for men.
Many people who binge drink are not dependent on alcohol—in other words, they are not alcoholics. Binge drinking poses serious risks because it affects the drinker’s ability to make rational decisions, control emotions, manage impulses, and is associated with:
Binge drinking can lead to serious injuries and health problems, in addition to the legal issues that may arise from impaired driving and other alcohol-related offenses. Those who drink alcohol should drink sensibly and responsibly in order to protect themselves and others from harm. If you have been accused of an alcohol-related offense and need a zealous advocate, contact a Fairfax DWI lawyer. Call us and the initial consultation is free.
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