Did you know that a strong relationship exists between alcohol and cortisol? While having a drink may seem like a quick way to unwind, chronic alcohol use can disrupt the body's delicate hormonal balance — especially when it comes to the adrenal glands. These small but powerful glands play a vital role in managing ... Read More
Help for Alcoholism
Alcoholism is the most common form of substance abuse, yet it’s a danger is often undercut by its legality and common usage in culture. Upwards of 70% of those who seek treatment for their alcoholism experience some form of withdrawal, making it difficult to face on your own. The articles found here focus on the many aspects of alcoholism including denial, identifying characteristics of alcoholism and staying sober once you’ve had your last drink.
Alcoholism and Adrenal Fatigue
The Science Behind Binge Drinking
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), binge drinking is the most common pattern of excessive alcohol use in the nation. Some people can have a drink or two and stop, while others can't help but overindulge. So, why do some individuals binge drink? The answer may be in how their brains ... Read More
7 Ways Alcohol Affects Your Brain
In a society where alcohol is a highly popular substance, if you don't drink, you probably know someone who does. You (or they) might have a beer or two after a long day at the office or a couple drinks during a night out with friends on the weekend. According to the 2023 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, ... Read More
Ketamine Therapy for Alcoholism – Is Ketamine Therapy Safe?
Through the rise and fall of trending drugs, alcohol addiction in Florida continues to be an ongoing issue. While a lot of time and resources are dedicated to the treatment of addiction from opioids and other “hard drugs”, alcohol addiction is a constant and looming threat to the community. Luckily, there are those out ... Read More
9 Great Reasons to Get Sober Now
When addiction takes over, it destroys almost every aspect of an individual's life. It doesn't take long before the need to drink or use becomes your main priority, affecting your performance at work, being present for your loved ones, or keeping up with your routines. For those feeling stuck in an endless cycle of ... Read More
DUI – A Common Outcome of Alcohol Abuse
Research shows that alcohol abuse has negative health effects, including impaired judgment, poor coordination, vomiting, slurred speech and memory loss. If you choose to drive while intoxicated, alcohol abuse also carries a risk of legal consequences. All jurisdictions in the United States have recognized that driving ... Read More
Drinking and Your Menstrual Cycle
Your menstrual cycle and factors like cycle length, regularity, and flow can be important indicators of overall health. Meanwhile, diet, exercise, and lifestyle can have a significant impact on cycle health — and this includes alcohol and how much you drink. If you've ever wondered if drinking on your period could make ... Read More
What to Know About Underage Drinking
It's natural for teenagers to want to experiment, and drinking alcohol is no exception. According to the 2023 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, almost one-third of people between the ages of 12 and 20 report having had at least one drink. Sampling alcohol in a safe, controlled family environment can be a part of ... Read More
