Sober living

There are other factors, such as loss of control of alcohol consumption and a preoccupation or hyper-fixation of the act of drinking, that contribute to cravings as well. Intermediate familial alcoholics make up around 18.8% of alcoholics, with genetics and family dynamics playing a significant role in their struggles. These individuals often have close family […]

This condition is primarily due to the body’s inability to metabolize or break down alcohol properly. Under normal conditions, alcohol is broken down into a chemical called acetaldehyde, which is then broken down further into acetate, which can be easily eliminated. In someone with alcohol intolerance, the enzyme that Alcoholics Anonymous breaks down acetaldehyde doesn’t

By the time a person realizes they are overdosing, it may be too late to get help. In many tragic cases, a person dies before they know that they were in danger. The epidemic around amphetamines is a big problem yet it does not get as much attention as the opioid crisis. Wider groups of