The Impact of Alcohol Consumption on the Physical and Mental Health of Young Adults in Barangay 440, Zone 44, District IV, Sampaloc, Manila

Abstract

This research studies the impact of drinking on the physical and mental well-being of Young Adults in Barangay 440, Zone 44, District IV, Sampaloc, Manila. Quantitative descriptive research design was utilized, with a self-administered survey questionnaire being the key research tool. The instrument was validated by specialists to ensure its accuracy and reliability.

Data was collected from a structured survey distributed to respondent, following ethical considerations and informed consent procedures. Descriptive and inferential statistical measures such as mean, and standard deviation were used in analyzing the responses. The results show that the majority of respondents are rarely affected by alcohol but symptoms such as dizziness, lightheadedness, restlessness, and disturbed sleep were reported in some, indicating possible long-term consequences

In general, the findings emphasized variety in physiological and psychological reactions to alcohol among young adults. For the possibility of adverse effects on health, the research brings out prevention through stricter alcohol regulations as well as awareness campaigns. Future studies can look into interventions to counteract adverse effects of alcohol on the health of students.