Not Drinking Tonight: A Guide to Creating a Sober Life You Love

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This could be a problem if you need pain medications, sedatives, or other medications. Bleeding, infection, sepsis Alcohol consumption can lead to serious complications both during and after the procedure. It can lead to a longer hospital stay and longer overall recovery time. In some cases, it can jeopardize your life. Having my partner commit to the year also helped as we pulled the other through a wavering moment, we joined a gym and we removed all alcohol, wine glasses or anything else that reminded us of booze.

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It’s not a secret that alcohol raises the risk of many different cancers. The types of cancer that are more likely for people who drink alcohol include:

I was having 2 to 5 drinks a night, sometimes shots of liquor, sometimes very strong stout beers. A couple of months ago, finally decided I was tired of waking up every day with a light hangover plus the extra calories were making my weight loss goal harder. I had my first drink in 3.5 months yesterday (a half pint of beer) and am curious to know whether I am undermining the health benefits of not drinking in any real sense…

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If you’re considering a sober lifestyle, these 20 reasons not to drink are more than enough to start with. Grab a glass of alcohol-removed wine, and let your wellness (and your taste buds) thank you later. Sources Alcohol impairs the cognitive component of reaction time to an omitted stimulus: a replication and an extensionThere seems to be a strong link between alcohol use and depression. Some studies show that as many as ⅓ of people who struggle with depression also deal with alcohol abuse. Ultimately, she concluded, Sober October is a worthwhile challenge that's been embraced by many of her community: "Having witnessed hundreds of our community members take on the challenge over the years, many of them have expressed developing a more mindful relationship with alcohol and lots have even cited that the challenge (and clarity it provided) resulted in them breaking up with booze for good.”"