Whether people call themselves “flex sober” or say that they drink alcohol occasionally, Shufelt told Bartlett it should be a “much more flexible mindset these days.” She said that since going sober, her weekends have opened up to more social plans, sometimes doing three or four things with friends, rather than spending Sundays recovering from …
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If you mess up once or twice and drink more than you intended to, don’t be too discouraged. You can continue your taper the next day from whatever point you think is appropriate. I’d try to shoot for your original goal the following day if the physical withdrawals were subsiding. As long as you are …
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Obesity, a high fat diet, and hepatitis C can also increase your likelihood of developing alcohol-related liver disease. According to a 2015 study of people hospitalized with alcohol-related liver disease in Sacramento, California, Hispanic people tend to develop the condition at a younger age than African Americans or people who are white. At Healthgrades, our …
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This emotion is quite often fear, even though we may not realise it. If surrender is all about acceptance and letting go of control and expectations, then the opposite of surrender is resistance. Take a look at our state of the art treatment center. Most recovering addicts, especially those who attend the 12-step program, are …
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Kava is most often consumed as a beverage, and kava bars have popped up in many U.S. cities. The active chemical in kava, called kavalactones, has sedative and euphoric effects. Kombucha is a fermented tea beverage that has gained popularity for its unique flavor and potential health benefits. Changes in lifestyle can also help people …