Category Archives: Alcoholism

Overcoming addiction is one of the most difficult things that you'll attempt to do in your life. It is also something that will be almost impossible to do on your own. However, merely having friends isn't enough to create and maintain a sober lifestyle. Instead, you'll need to craft a circle of sober friends who understand the importance of refraining...

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Drinking alcohol affects your body in many ways — some minor, some serious. One of the more visible physical signs of excessive alcohol consumption is facial puffiness and redness, sometimes referred to as an alcoholic face. This puffiness occurs due to alcohol’s effect on blood vessels and dehydration, which can make the face temporarily swollen and red. A common reaction...

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Can you think of a product that increased in popularity by about 163% between 2019 and 2023? If you said non-alcoholic beer, you're right! Some consumers, especially younger adults, have been choosing non-alcoholic beers because they want a healthy overall lifestyle. But is non-alcoholic beer really good for you? Does this beverage come with any risk factors? And, for that...

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When discussing the side effects of alcohol, you probably hear a lot about liver damage and pounding hangovers. However, there's also a less openly discussed problem that countless people face. It's actually extremely common for people to deal with extreme sweating after they consume alcohol. This might seem like a minor annoyance, but it can actually be a sign of...

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Millions of Americans suffer from alcohol use disorders, so it’s no surprise that the consequences of problem drinking are often evident in the workplace. Alcoholic employees may be less productive and more inclined toward injury and absenteeism, which can drive up organizational costs. Their habits can also affect their behavior, damage relationships, and harm employee morale. According to the National...

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Alcoholism, or alcohol use disorder (AUD), is a pervasive disease that affects not only the individual but also their relationships and family dynamics. Husbands’ alcoholism often creates challenging environments at home, impacting physical health, mental disorders, and self-esteem. Those struggling with AUD can benefit from understanding the various ways alcoholism manifests. In the 1930s, social workers observed that wives of...

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As inconvenient as nasal congestion might be, treating it is usually quite simple. You won’t have to search for long to find an effective medication, like Cetirizine, Antihistamines, or Sudafed. That last one, in particular, offers excellent results. That said, you want to avoid mixing it with other substances, especially alcohol. If you've ever considered taking Sudafed and alcohol simultaneously,...

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Zyrtec is one of the most common over-the-counter medications for treating allergies and similar conditions. While it may seem like a low-risk drug –frequently used in cases of long-term treatment–, you need to be vigilant when you're taking Zyrtec if drinking alcohol is part of your lifestyle. Mixing alcohol with Zyrtec can result in serious health issues, a few of...

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According to the National Kidney Foundation, 10% of people are suffering from chronic kidney disease. Moreover, the most common causes of CKD are diabetes and high blood pressure, which are diet-related. Fortunately, it’s possible to manage the symptoms of CKD through your fluid intake. Healthy beverages can give you extra nutrition, reduce toxin buildup, and regulate blood pressure. In this...

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From prompting heart disease to causing nighttime awakenings, alcohol use disorder can stimulate a variety of issues. If you’re a heavy drinker, you might be scared to go through treatment. That’s understandable. You don’t know what it’s like, how you’ll feel, or how your body will react. That’s what this post is for. It’ll cover the quitting alcohol timeline, showing...

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