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Options for sober social drinking are abundant, but be mindful about additives and triggers
No alcohol is actually ‘healthy,’ but some drinks may be less harmful than others
Blood glucose monitoring and drinking in moderation can help you avoid hypoglycemia
Time and rehydration are the best bet — and no, the ‘hair of the dog’ method isn’t a good idea
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‘Blackout rage gallons’ promote unsafe drinking behavior
An enzyme deficiency or rosacea may be behind the facial flush
It can cause alcohol poisoning and other serious health issues, especially in kids
Excess alcohol and substance use can cause temporary and permanent memory loss
Studies point to potential benefits, but don’t open a bottle just to improve your health
Set a date, avoid triggers, and get help and support along the way
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