Quitting drinking can be challenging if you’re addicted to alcohol. Giving up alcohol does not only involve physical withdrawal symptoms but also mental and emotional challenges. Fortunately, you can ease the withdrawal process and make it through alcohol withdrawal safely by doing a few things before, during, and after your detox. Before you start your …
Alcohol withdrawal is a condition that occurs when you try stopping or significantly cutting down your alcohol intake after some period of heavy drinking. Like any other condition, the experience is unique for each individual. Therefore, you might experience anything from mild to severe- life-threatening even- alcohol withdrawal symptoms. What Causes Alcohol Withdrawal? Ideally, alcohol …
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Those first early days of recovery can sometimes feel like you aren’t making much progress. In fact, you may find that instead of floating on a pink cloud, you feel like you are trying to see through one. Brain fog is a common withdrawal symptom that can interfere with your ability to think clearly. You …
Alcohol withdrawal is one of the most dangerous as far as the health and safety of the individual who is trying to quit drinking alcoholic beverages. This makes getting professional treatment essential in order to safely detox. The most dangerous stage is Stage 3, which typically occurs three days after the individual has had their …
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Part of the reason that drinking alcohol to excess is so dangerously seductive is because drinking it makes individuals feel good. Research done involving brain imaging has revealed to investigators how addiction works better. The good news is that this has lead to more optimal treatments for people who are abusing alcohol. In this article, …
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