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Category Archives: Alcohol

What is Alcohol Induced Psychosis?

Thanks to decades of public awareness campaigns, most people realize that alcohol abuse can lead to negative outcomes such as organ damage, automobile accidents, and addiction. But the mental health impact of chronic alcohol abuse...

The Meaning of Chest Pain After Drinking Alcohol

Chest pains can occur for many reasons, and they should never be ignored. Overexertion, injuries, and viruses are three of the many potential causes of this form of discomfort. Some people also experience chest pain...

Are Yellow Eyes from Drinking Alcohol?

Chronic alcohol abuse can have a dramatic impact on a person’s appearance. Possible consequences include significant weight gain, bloating, dull grey skin, bloodshot eyes, dry and thin hair, and reddening around the nose and cheeks....

Why Does My Face Turn Red When I Drink Alcohol?

Drinking alcohol is associated with certain predictable effects, such as impaired coordination, diminished inhibitions, and a change in mood. For some people, alcohol has an additional effect. It causes the skin on their face to...

The Struggles Veterans Face After Leaving the Military

Leaving the military after serving one’s country is never an easy decision. In some cases, the individual may not have a choice, like if they are seriously injured and can no longer perform their duties....

How To Help An Alcoholic Who Doesn’t Want Help

It is difficult for friends and family to sit idly by as they watch a loved one struggle with alcohol addiction. However, when that individual does not believe they have an alcohol addiction or does...

Alcohol and Blood Sugar

Alcohol and blood sugar are closely related by how alcohol directly affects blood sugar levels. Your body needs sugar, but too high a concentration can be as equally fatal as having too little.  Cells called...

Gratitude in Recovery

We all know that having positive thoughts leads to experiencing more positive emotions. That’s why positive affirmations and visualizations have become so popular in many self-help systems. For many in recovery, cultivating positive thoughts on...

How to know if the Addict is Ready for Recovery

With rare exceptions, the road to recovery from substance use disorder isn’t easy. It’s often steep, winding, and full of switchbacks and obstacles. Sometimes it can seem impossible to navigate. Treatment programs are getting better...

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