If you think that sharing a peg with your teenaged son or daughter may teach them how to deal with alcohol responsibly and protect them from engaging in heavy drinking you may be wrong. Instead the practice may lead them to addiction researchers have warned. Adolescents' alcohol consumption which is the leading factor for death and disability in teenagers globally is of concern as this is when alcohol-use disorders are most likely to develop the researchers said. The study led by researchers from the University of New South Wales in Australia showed that there were no benefits or protective effects
