Author: Carmen McCrackin |
April is National Alcohol Awareness Month, a public health initiative aimed at raising awareness about the impact of alcohol on health and society. While alcohol is a widely accepted social and cultural norm in America, excessive consumption can lead to various problems, including addiction, accidents, violence, and chronic diseases.
Author: Hannah Zwemer |
Dry January can be an effective way to begin the new year with a fresh start. Armed with the right tools, tricks, and state of mind, this challenge can produce lasting health benefits and improved habits.
Author: Zachary Pottle |
Alcohol and gambling addiction are both dangerous diseases in their own right. However, there is growing evidence that suggests there may be a link between the two, as addiction experts cite an increase in the number of people seeking treatment for both.
Author: Carmen McCrackin |
Nonalcoholic beverages are by no means a new concept, but they have received a major makeover. Many nonalcoholic spirits are hitting the market that mimic the feel or taste of traditional alcohol resulting in interesting, alcohol-free alternatives.
Author: William Henken |
Some alcohol drinkers may think they are able to estimate their own degree of impairment before driving. New research, however, shows that isn't the case — and the results of making such an error could be disastrous.
Author: Carmen McCrackin |
Moderation and abstinence are two approaches that can be used for changing the role of alcohol in one's life. Listed below are factors that can determine which method may work for you and when to consider further treatment.
Author: Hannah Zwemer |
Consuming alcohol increases one's risk for cancer. Reducing your drinking can help lower your chances of alcohol-related cancers, as well as offer other health benefits.
Author: William Henken |
Heavy drinking habits during the pandemic have led to a sharp increase in the number of Americans waiting on a liver; healthier relaxation methods than alcohol are available to those worried about alcoholic liver disease.
Author: Emily Murray |
Alcohol use disorders (AUD) can affect everyone, even celebrities. Celebrities who have recovered from an alcohol addiction prove that seeking treatment is an option for anyone as well.
Author: Suzette Gomez |
Hangovers happen after heavy consumption of alcohol, while alcohol withdrawal is when a heavy drinker suddenly decreases their drinking.