Binge drinking, defined as consuming four or more drinks in a row for women, and five or more for men, is a prevalent problem among people of all ages. It poses a significant danger to individuals and their community as a whole. Binge drinking negatively impacts mental and emotional health, leading to complications such as…
It can be difficult to tell if someone close to you is struggling with alcoholism. The signs of alcoholism in a loved one are not always obvious. It can be hard to distinguish between occasional drinking and a problem. If you are looking to spot signs of alcoholism in a friend or relative, contact Insight…
For many people, drinking alcohol is a part of daily life. While drinking can be enjoyable and social, it can also become problematic if not done in moderation. Drinking in moderation is often subjective, though. Since everyone’s body reacts differently, it’s important to listen to your body and understand how alcohol affects you. At Insight…
The holidays can be a difficult time for people struggling with addiction. Many triggers can lead to relapse, such as holiday parties and stress. It is essential to have sober activities planned to avoid these triggers. Family and friends who understand and can offer their support can also make a difference in staying on track…
Alcohol use is widespread across the United States. Given how pervasive it is in society, it is no wonder that many people struggle to maintain a healthy relationship with alcohol. Drinking in moderation is key to living a healthy, productive life. Learning how to drink in moderation may look different for each individual. However, the…
Can alcoholics drink in moderation? For years, the medical community has insisted that no amount of drinking is safe for people with an alcohol use disorder. The Centers for Disease Control lists people with an alcohol use disorder in their category of people for whom it is never safe to drink. Many addiction treatment centers…
Alcohol is one of the most commonly used substances in America. Society is awash in beer commercials, billboards for alcohol, and messages that declare social situations must have alcohol present to be fun. Many people don’t even consider alcohol a drug or think of themselves as using substances when they drink. But the reality is…