Alcoholism goes by many names: alcohol addiction, alcohol dependency, alcohol use disorder, or AUD for short. Whatever you call it, the fact is it leaves you in a hole that’s pretty difficult to get out of; that’s why a lot of alcoholics try to find ways to quit their alcohol addiction although, it can be …
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Through the years, the statistics of alcohol abuse and addiction have been on a steady rise. In 2015, there were an estimated 15.1 million adults in the United States that suffered from alcohol abuse or dependence (alcohol use disorder). This number has only increased in recent years. Despite these large numbers, there is still a …
As you age, you are more likely to catch diseases. One of the things you have to watch out for is diverticulosis. It is the formation of pockets or bulges, known as diverticula, on the lining of your colon. While people rarely show symptoms, some may feel mild cramps, bloating, or constipation. According to studies, it …
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The COVID-19 crisis brought new realities of restricted movements, unemployment, inadequate access to services and other support systems, and a lot more. These created new hurdles for people suffering from mental illness and substance use disorders, with 4 in 10 adults in the US reported having symptoms of anxiety or depression (a significant jump from …
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Most people try to mix medicines and alcohol, most especially when they struggle with the extreme pain caused by a hangover. However, many people are not aware that most medications are not safe to take at the same time as alcohol. Take, for example, Ibuprofen. While ibuprofen is widely available, it carries risks if combined …
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