Scientists have dispelled the myth that parents are better off giving their teenagers a try at home

Scientists have proven that adolescents who are the first alcohol offered by parents at home, more often after a year they became hostages of alcohol addiction than children whose menu did not include alcohol at all.

Data on the impact of this act of kindness on the part of moms and dads is contained in a new report from the National Research Center on Drugs and Alcohol.

There is no reliable evidence that the use of small doses of alcoholic beverages with parents allowed to avoid further more intense alcohol use.

Study lead researcher Alexandra Aiken noted that such suggestions from parents have the opposite effect. If you have given your child alcohol, he is more likely to become addicted to alcohol after a few years.

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