Alcohol:

• Short-term effects:
  BAC up to 0.05: Feeling of well-being, talkativeness, relaxation, and increased confidence.
  BAC 0.05 to 0.08: Impaired judgment, reduced inhibitions.
  BAC 0.08 to 0.15: Slurred speech, impaired balance, coordination, vision, reflexes, nausea, vomiting.
  BAC 0.15 to 0.30: Difficulty walking, sleepiness, memory loss, loss of bladder control, possible loss of consciousness.
  BAC over 0.30: Severe impairment, risk of coma or death.
  
  
• Long-term effects:
  Impact on physical and mental health, job, finances, family, and community.
  Liver damage, addiction, cardiovascular issues, and increased risk of certain cancers.
  
  
• Taking alcohol with other drugs:
  Can increase side effects of other drugs, reduce medicine effectiveness, and hide drug effects.
  
  
• Drugs:
  Long-term use and larger doses:
  Negative effects on health, including permanent brain and organ damage, disease risks from needle sharing, and even death.
  
• Other consequences:
  Legal problems, financial difficulties, injuries, and fatalities.
  

Remember, seeking professional advice and avoiding risky behaviours are essential for maintaining well-being.