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The Partnership for a Drug-Free America presents its most famous commercial ever!

A helpful PSA
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[1987]
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Public Service Announcement

lmao if u take drugs you will become something like john lennon?

In the third week of the Georgia Meth Project, we’ve had story after story come in about teens and their disastrous encounters with meth. Most teens have no idea of the control meth will take after just one use. Take a before-and-after look at this young girl as her life is washed down the drain by this deadly drug. METH- NOT EVEN ONCE.

Drug PSA. Scare factor: 65% Content advisory: 12a
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Part 4 of a five spot pro-drug PSA campaign. First appeared in the comedy sketch show “The Rise and Fall of Saturday Night”. Writers: Matt Preskenis and Sean Crespo Director/Editor: Alan Harris Cast: Matt Preskenis, Sean Crespo, Diane O’Debra, Jeff Dickinson, and David Baldwin
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Extremely bizarre film about what makes drugs… well… bad. Anita Bryant (famous Florida orange juice and anti-gay spokeswoman) narrates this film that tries to simplify its drug abuse message with an analogy of kids putting together a contraption out of Lego blocks. Although the metaphors often don’t make sense, the visual impact of the film is stunning and could easily be quite popular with individuals consuming illicit drugs. Also, like most anti-drug films, this could be a tempting introduction to drugs for some youths yearning to escape their “boring” lives or to rebel against their parents. Produced by WPBT-TV.
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Part 1 of a five spot pro-drug PSA campaign. First appeared in the comedy sketch show “The Rise and Fall of Saturday Night”. Writers: Matt Preskenis and Sean Crespo Director/Editor: Alan Harris Cast: Matt Preskenis, Sean Crespo, Diane O’Debra, Jeff Dickinson, and David Baldwin
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This is an anti-drug psa that Sonny Bono did. It would be more convincing if he didn’t sound stoned himself.
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Part 2 of a five spot pro-drug PSA campaign. First appeared in the comedy sketch show “The Rise and Fall of Saturday Night”. Writers: Matt Preskenis and Sean Crespo Director/Editor: Alan Harris Cast: Matt Preskenis, Sean Crespo, Diane O’Debra, Jeff Dickinson, and David Baldwin

This was a class project that my friends and I made =D This is a PSA about how drugs, alcohol and tobacco can ruin lives Song: Low of Solipsism and Ake ni Somaru

Alcohol And Anti-Depressants Do Not Mix / Educational Video. If you are taking antidepressants, you should talk to your doctor before drinking alcohol. The drug you are taking and your current emotional and physical state should be considered in deciding if you can safely drink alcohol while taking your medication. But generally, mixing antidepressants and alcohol is discouraged. A few things could happen if you mix antidepressants and alcohol. First, your medication may become ineffective in treating your depression. Alcohol acts a depressant, so by drinking it, you could counteract effects of your medication and lessen their benefit. The side effects from your medication could also worsen. Some antidepressants cause drowsiness, and so does alcohol. Mixing the two could make you sleepy, which is dangerous in situations where you need to be alert, such as driving, or at work. Studies have proved that even social drinking may impair your ability to react quickly and remain alert while driving, even hours after consuming a single alcoholic drink. Finally, if you are taking an antidepressant that is a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI), mixing it with alcohol can be very dangerous. The combination can cause a dangerous spike in blood pressure, leading to a stroke. Your doctor may tell you to avoid both alcohol and certain types of foods which may also interact with your medicine, such as cheeses and certain meats, if you are on an MAOI. Antidepressants are not the only …
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