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00:00Thailand is one of the leading countries in the world in the use of soda.

00:07Thai people try to use soda as a means of communication.

00:11It may reduce embarrassment,

00:12it may make us closer.

00:14The consumption of heavy and regular soda is about 10%.

00:1810% of this will turn into liver cancer and liver cancer in the future.

00:22Thailand is one of the leading countries in the use of soda.

00:26It may reduce embarrassment,

00:28it may make us closer.

00:30Thailand is one of the leading countries in the use of soda.

00:34Thailand is one of the leading countries in the use of soda.

00:36When Thais got married,

00:39they didn't drink soda.

00:41But when they started to get jobs,

00:43they started to drink and eat more.

00:46They started to get into social life.

00:48They've got problems.

00:50I'm a helper.

00:52I go to the community,

00:54ask for advice from my friends.

00:56I have regular meetings.

00:58When I don't get to drink, I get frustrated.

01:04My family doesn't support me to drink.

01:06I'm the most picky.

01:08On my father's birthday,

01:10he gave me a can of beer as a gift.

01:12I'm so jealous.

01:14P'Thersak is the one who always helps me.

01:16He's always there for me.

01:18He's a heavy drinker.

01:20He has his own group.

01:22I always give him advice.

01:28Many people in my community drink a lot.

01:30So I got to know the So Sor Sor project.

01:32It's a project about

01:34quitting alcoholism among drinkers.

01:36If you're a real drinker,

01:38the first thing you should do is

01:40you should ask for advice.

01:42You should talk about the consequences.

01:44Then they'll start to accept you.

01:46Then they'll be willing to join our project.

02:00We try to focus on the group

02:02who are heavy drinkers.

02:04They're the ones who destroy the liver.

02:06The liver cells contain enzymes.

02:08Normally, it's not more than 4C.

02:10But sometimes,

02:12it goes up to 50, 60, 70.

02:14It means that the liver can't take it anymore.

02:16When they quit or decrease,

02:18their liver enzymes will get better.

02:20They'll be encouraged to quit

02:22for the rest of their lives.

02:24After the first blood test result,

02:26the liver enzymes in P'Thersak increased a lot.

02:28After the second test result,

02:30the liver enzymes didn't decrease at all.

02:32P'Thersak has been quitting for 2 weeks now.

02:40I'm so glad that

02:42we can change the good behavior.

02:44I'm so proud of him.

02:46At least, he's a community leader.

02:48He's a healthy leader.

02:50He can still do it.

02:52I don't think I'll drink anymore

02:54because of my body.

02:56It's a waste of my body.

03:02Let's get drunk together.

03:04Yeah!

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