According to a 2023 Berenberg Research study, 64% of Gen Z respondents said alcohol negatively affects their well-being — a perspective that’s fueling the sober-curious movement. They explained that the social benefits they got out of drinking, such as making shared memories, bonding and meeting new
Read MoreThirty Americans die every day due to alcohol-related traffic accidents. There are six stages of alcohol intoxication, and specific symptoms characterize each stage. It’s essential to be aware of these stages, as they can help gauge how intoxicated you or someone else may be. For some,
Read MoreWhen you exercise, your blood pumps through your brain, increasing memory, focus, and other functions. Moreover, exercising can produce endorphins that can help reduce the stress hormone cortisol. While it’s not a psychological term, brain rot can describe the feeling when you experience fogginess and marijuana
Read MoreSuch was the course of action in our patient’s management described above. Whether you turn Sobriety to a loved one or a mental health professional, know that you don’t have to deal with HPPD and drug-related flashbacks alone. Getting help and seeking support is a great
Read MoreThese methods may not effectively eliminate alcohol metabolites from urine and can have adverse effects on overall well-being. While detox products might promise speedy results, they can also lead to dehydration due to their diuretic effects. Dehydration can cause various health issues like electrolyte imbalances, dizziness,
Read MoreLandmark Recovery was founded with a determination to make addiction treatment accessible for all. Through our integrated treatment programs, we’ve helped thousands of people choose recovery over addiction and get back to life on their own terms. We’re on a mission to save one million lives
Read MoreWhen you begin to view your negative thoughts and feelings as problems to be solved rather than the embodiment of who you actually are, you liberate yourself. Remember, it’s not that sobriety is terrible, but that your brain is trying to grapple with the sudden loss
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