Alcoholism in Native American Communities

The embarrassing state of reality and the ability to fall into emotional destruction seems to appeal to the minority community. Because these materials are easy to hold, substances such as alcohol and drugs are popular means for abuse by adolescents and adults. However, using substances to enter a state of paralysis can only harm individuals and their communities. Sherman Alexie, an American resident, felt a lot of sorrow in alcohol during and after reservation.

Alcohol has become a way to deal with several indigenous peoples, and it is weakening the community of the United States like New Town. Most of these people choose to join the army because there is little choice in such a community. Native Americans are still the largest cultural population of the US military. This was intended to eliminate indigenous peoples from their land in 1830 and the United States left the country's pristine tribe after they were deprived of their culture, language, land, and their people .

Native Americans in the United States traditionally encountered great difficulties in using alcohol. Modern Native Americans are still having problems; 12% of Native Americans and Alaska Natives are alcohol-related. The use of alcohol depends on age, sex and tribe, but women, especially older women, are not regular drinkers. Native Americans, especially women, tend not to drink alcohol more than average Americans. Native American people are often less frequently used than the general population, but usually the amount consumed during consumption will be higher.

Alcoholism is a disease. This disease has brought the native American population to an amazing extent. "Alcohol has a disproportionate effect on Native Americans, indigenous alcohol dependence mortality in 1992 - 1994 was about six times the population of the whole country in the United States in 1993." Philip A. May said his article I said in the middle in "epidemiology of alcohol abuse." "Alcoholism is the most important health problem among Indians, it may be the most common and most common statement people have heard about alcohol and Indians ..." As expected, This has led to research. Interest and interest of people, statisticians, anthropologists, sociologists. They are investigating possible catalysts for this epidemic