Working Out May Prevent Drug and Alcohol Addiction
A study found tweens and teens who reported exercising daily were half as likely to smoke as their sedentary counterparts, and 40 percent less likely to experiment with marijuana.
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Good, my kids will be safe then, because between soccer practices and soccer games they don't have TIME to go out with any friends anyway and get into all that stuff...
I believe that absolutely... most of the kids who didn't smoke when I was growing up were also ones that were very involved in sports and other activities. Not an absolute. But remarkable nontheless.