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Do you realize the impact of binge drinking in the United States? Alcohol is a large part of society in the United States but most people drink at normal levels. Some lose control of their drinking and get to the point of binge drinking or worse. What are some of the effects of alcohol use?
Although the majority of people who drink keep it within normal levels, binge drinking seems to be on the rise. This dangerous drinking behavior leads to a number of side effects, from poor decision-making to alcohol blackout. What exactly is alcohol blackout and what causes it to happen?
If you or your loved one reached the point in the cycle of addiction where quitting seems impossible, treatment can help. One of the biggest concerns, though, is how much of addiction treatment insurance covers. Learn more about treatment options and how to find out what your provider covers.
Mental illness isn’t easy to cope with all the time. It’s exhausting living with symptoms that make it difficult to get through your life on a day to day basis. It might seem like drinking makes it easier to get through but find out why alcohol and depression don’t make a very good mix.
Addiction and alcoholism often lead people to isolate and spend most of their time alone. If you’ve spent months or years drinking and using you might find yourself in the same place. Now that you want to quit it makes sense that you want to overcome addiction by yourself. But is it possible?
Alcoholism can affect anyone, from the CEO of a Fortune 500 company to someone living on the streets. Do you know the 5 different types of alcoholics?
Understanding the difference between alcoholism and alcohol abuse can be challenging. On the outside, they sometimes look like similar conditions but there are a few big differences that separate the two. Do you know which factors you should look for to tell them apart?
It’s safe to say nearly everyone understands the dangers that come with heavy drinking, from getting hurt to driving drunk. You might not realize how many health conditions it can cause, though. This list of alcohol related diseases will give you an idea of the serious results of alcohol abuse.
People who drink heavily develop alcohol dependence, and some end up with an alcohol use disorder diagnosis. It’s much more difficult for them to quit drinking after developing a dependence on alcohol. They will likely experience alcohol withdrawal symptoms when they quit. What exactly are they?