The overall tone indicates agreement with the article's focus on alcohol as the main gateway drug, supported by examples such as users citing studies from universities and research data. Terms like 'comprovado' (proven) and calls for action like 'bora proibir' (let's ban) reflect a serious engagement with the topic and underscore its potential influence on public perceptions and policies.
AgreementStrong agreement
Most discussions support the article's conclusion that alcohol is the primary gateway to other drugs, emphasizing studies and data that reinforce this point.
InterestModerate interest
The discussions show some interest, especially with users referencing studies and questioning previous beliefs about marijuana being the main gateway.
EngagementModerate engagement
Participants engage moderately, sharing examples, studies, and personal opinions, though the conversation doesn't deeply analyze methodology or policy implications.
ImpactHigh impact
The discussions seem to influence perspectives on drug prevention, with calls for policy changes, like prohibition of alcohol, highlighting a notable impact.
Abstract in brief
Alcohol is identified as the first substance adolescents typically use and often leads to the use of other drugs like tobacco and marijuana.
Starting alcohol use early, especially in sixth grade, is linked to a higher likelihood of using illicit drugs and doing so more frequently later on.
The findings suggest that prevention efforts should start as early as elementary school and focus on screening for alcohol use to better prevent progression to illegal drugs.]
@jeancraque @g1 https://t.co/NQC7BmdaZw link de uma pesquisa realizada por universidades do Texas e da Florida que identificam que álcool é a primeira substância consumida por pessoas que dps tem problemas com droga, ou seja, álcool é mais “porta de entrada” pra drogas + pesadas do que maconha.
Ever since 6th grade D.A.R.E. class, I've been hearing about how Marijuana is this serious gateway drug. However, (relatively) recent research shows that the real gateway drug is, in fact, Alcohol. They've been bullshitting us this whole time! ✌️
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Goularte
@goulartebobinho · X
@LeoneScalone @ccarolinavs Todo mundo? O álcool é maior causador dessa ideia de "porta de entrada" do que a maconha.
https://t.co/14nbIcMSxD
@Paul_Karp There's no evidence for a "gateway" theory of drug use, and even if there was - the main "gateway drug" would be alcohol! https://t.co/B0goik1bmC
@Mountaindream5 @OHrljc @mikeltwi123 @DaniLudwigMdB U.a. hier raus: "Prioritizing Alcohol Prevention: Establishing Alcohol as the Gateway Drug and Linking Age of First Drink With Illicit Drug Use" von PhD Barry, MS King, MS Sears et al. Erschienen: Journal of School Health, Volume 86, Issue 1
This video examines the common claim that cannabis serves as a gateway to other substances, exploring scientific evidence to determine its validity. We analyze whether marijuana use inevitably leads to the use of more…
This video discusses how alcohol use often precedes the use of heavier drugs and highlights the importance of early prevention to reduce future illicit drug use.
@Fernando_eptx @8ykay @PolonioCRF Já dizer que "A maconha é porta de entrada para outras drogas", realmente é falso.
Segue estudo da Journal of School Health fica comprovado que a maior porta de entrada para outras drogas é o Álcool e por uma larga diferença comparada à maconha.
https://t.co/IAIVCmTcgg
@Nyansert @IvanNelsin @TNomeland Respondents initiating alcohol use in sixth grade reported significantly greater lifetime illicit substance use [..] and more frequent illicit substance use than those initiating alcohol use in ninth grade or later.
https://t.co/CqBRYl9tMk
Ever since 6th grade D.A.R.E. class, I've been hearing about how Marijuana is this serious gateway drug. However, (relatively) recent research shows that the real gateway drug is, in fact, Alcohol. They've been bullshitting us this whole time! ✌️
May 12, 2023 · 8 likes · 10,718 followersView post →
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Jarryd Bartle
@JarrydBartle · X
@Paul_Karp There's no evidence for a "gateway" theory of drug use, and even if there was - the main "gateway drug" would be alcohol! https://t.co/B0goik1bmC
@BolsonaroSP O alcool é a porta de entrada para o mundo das drogas ilícitas. Bora proibir também?
"Priorizando a Prevenção do Álcool: Estabelecendo o Álcool como a Droga de Entrada e Ligando a Idade da Primeira Bebida com o Uso de Drogas Ilícitas"
https://t.co/o52HkevSCm
@WallenAnette @biggan_birgit @uppsalamats @TolnaiReka Absolut, likadant med andra droger. Men då tal om inkörsport till droger kom upp så är det bra att belysa att det är just alkohol som främst är att anse som en inkörsport till andra droger. Ex på studie om det. https://t.co/C42kKtdCKp
@jeancraque @g1 https://t.co/NQC7BmdaZw link de uma pesquisa realizada por universidades do Texas e da Florida que identificam que álcool é a primeira substância consumida por pessoas que dps tem problemas com droga, ou seja, álcool é mais “porta de entrada” pra drogas + pesadas do que maconha.
@Mountaindream5 @OHrljc @mikeltwi123 @DaniLudwigMdB U.a. hier raus: "Prioritizing Alcohol Prevention: Establishing Alcohol as the Gateway Drug and Linking Age of First Drink With Illicit Drug Use" von PhD Barry, MS King, MS Sears et al. Erschienen: Journal of School Health, Volume 86, Issue 1
@unbiGotedG @Phislash @FikaMafika @1st_Vince @spicenkosi Prioritizing Alcohol Prevention: Establishing Alcohol as the Gateway Drug and Linking Age of First Drink with Illicit Drug Use
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