Is It ok to Drink if I Only Had a Problem with Drugs? Understanding the relationship between drug addiction and alcohol use is crucial for anyone in recovery. Both substances have profound effects on the brain, often leading to similar patterns of...
Drinking and Depression Drinking and depression often go hand in hand, creating a vicious cycle that can be challenging to break. Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a widespread issue that not only impacts physical health but also has significant...
Understanding Functional Alcoholism: Unveiling the Hidden Struggle Functional alcoholism is a complex condition that defies the conventional stereotypes of alcohol dependency. This introductory section aims to provide a comprehensive understanding...
Alcohol poisoning is a grave medical condition that results from consuming a toxic amount of alcohol, typically over a short period. As a service to our community, Liberty Health Services provides this essential guide to understanding, identifying,...
Why do some people easily say no to a second glass of wine? And why do others find it hard to stop drinking? Is alcoholism genetic? In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the complex relationship between genetics and alcohol use disorder...
Facing legal issues due to alcohol abuse can be a daunting experience, especially for professionals and parents. This comprehensive guide aims to provide actionable steps for alcohol treatment and recovery in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and...
As we witness an increasing number of alcohol addiction cases, it becomes essential to delve into the science of recovery. A major component of this is understanding the effectiveness of alcohol rehabilitation (rehab), which has been transformative...
Drinking alcohol is a prevalent social practice with significant public health implications, particularly in the Northeast United States. Liberty Health Services strives to provide accurate, factual information to help individuals make...
