Tag: alcohol and health

Female and male waking up with hangovers in aftermath of a party
March 13, 2024/Digestive

Hangover Pills Aren’t Worth the Hype

Misleading claims, lack of scientific evidence and the risk of over-doing it are all concerns

Couple enjoying mixed drinks during the day in a bar
March 1, 2024/Wellness

Here’s Why Day Drinking Feels Different

Drinking during the day can result in drinking more than usual and worsen your sleep cycle

group of Gen Z friends
October 31, 2023/Mental Health

Is Generation Z Drinking Less?

The answer is ‘yes,’ with a noticeable trend toward healthier living — but there’s a caveat

group of people with non-alcoholic beverages
October 30, 2023/Wellness

Nonalcoholic Drinks Are on the Rise — But Are They Good for You?

Options for sober social drinking are abundant, but be mindful about additives and triggers

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glasses of white and red wine
October 19, 2023/Nutrition

Are Some Alcoholic Drinks Healthier?

No alcohol is actually ‘healthy,’ but some drinks may be less harmful than others

Person sitting in a chair holding head and drinking a hot beverage while not fully operational.
September 27, 2023/Wellness

How To Cure a Hangover

Time and rehydration are the best bet — and no, the ‘hair of the dog’ method isn’t a good idea

Red wine being poured.
March 8, 2023/Heart Health

Is Red Wine Good for Your Heart?

Studies point to potential benefits, but don’t open a bottle just to improve your health

Close up of a liver.
February 27, 2023/Digestive

How Long Does It Take Your Liver to Detox From Alcohol?

Partial healing begins a few weeks after you quit drinking

Variety of fruits.
January 17, 2023/Nutrition

The 6 Best Foods for Hangovers

Hydrating and bland foods can help you survive the morning after

illustration of no alcohol for a month
December 16, 2022/Digestive

Why a ‘Dry January’ Is Good for Your Health

Your liver, heart and skin will all thank you for the break from alcohol

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