Healing the Liver After Alcohol Addiction
One of the most severe side effects of alcoholism is liver damage. The link between liver damage and heavy alcohol use has been known for more than 200 years. The liver suffers the most damage because it is responsible for alcohol metabolism. If you have made the courageous decision to get sober, you may be […]
How to Talk to Your College Student About Drugs and Alcohol
The start of college is an exciting time for a young adult. However, many college students have extra time on their hands, as well as exposure to drugs and alcohol. Although most students are aware of the negative physical effects of drugs and alcohol, many don’t know of the legal, social and academic consequences that […]
At What Point Does Drinking Become a Problem?
Unlike illegal substances such as cocaine or heroin, alcohol becomes legal at the age of 21. Alcohol is also prevalent in our society. It shows up as an invited guest to weddings, formal dinners, birthday parties, concerts, and sports games. In a society where alcohol and social gatherings often come in pairs, how do you […]
Dangers of Alcohol and Energy Drinks
Most people realize that mixing alcohol and energy drinks is not a good idea. However, they don’t usually recognize just how dangerous it can be. The more research that is done in regards to alcohol and energy drinks, the more we understand the toxic relationship between the two. Let’s discuss the most current research on […]
Alcohol Awareness Month 2017
Every April, the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) sponsors Alcohol Awareness Month. Founded and sponsored by NCADD, the month of April is dedicated to increasing public awareness and understanding of alcoholism. Specifically, the stigma that prevents some people from getting the help they need. Providing Education on Alcoholism During Alcohol Awareness Month, […]