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The Eye-Opening Science Behind Alcoholic Rage FHE Health

The link between alcohol and anger has to do with alcohol’s ability to remove your inhibitions and disrupt your emotional regulation. When you drink alcohol, parts of your brain that manage anger are suppressed, making it more likely for angry feelings to bubble to the surface. Alcohol affects brain chemistry by altering neurotransmitters, which manage our mood and impulses. It decreases inhibition and can increase stress hormones like cortisol, making some individuals more prone to anger and aggression when drinking. Alcoholic rage syndrome refers to a pattern of intense anger and aggression triggered by alcohol consumption. This can range from… Read More

Recovery Why Are Sugar Cravings Common in Addiction Recovery?

Basic guidelines state that women should drink 91 ounces (2.7 liters) of water each day, while men should drink 125 ounces (3.7 liters) of water daily. But other factors like your metabolism, diet, physical activity and health all contribute to how much water you need. Just stick to the occasional dose of sugary goodness, while striving for an overall balance of nutrition in your diet. Take this precaution, and you’ll be able to fight your cravings without sacrificing your waistline. “Unlike alcohol, there is a biological drive to obtain sugar,” Moskovitz added. “It is our quickest source of fuel for… Read More

U S. consumer expenditure on alcoholic beverages 2022

A closer look at the “most popular” white varietal, Chardonnay (nearly 16% of the market share for those reported), and the “most popular” red varietal, Cabernet sauvignon (nearly 14%), revealed that the growth rate for these two decreased by 6.9 and 7.0%, respectively. Other formats that decreased in growth during this period included 500 mL, 1 L, and larger containers. Formats that experienced an increase in growth rate were 300 mL (28.3%), 187 mL (6.2%), 250 mL (5.8%), and other smaller containers. However, the combined market share is significantly lower than the market share of traditional 750 mL and larger… Read More

Alcoholic Beverage Consumption Statistics and Trends 2022

Aside from age range, who was more likely to select beer as their beverage of choice? Compared to their counterparts, those with an annual household income of less than $50,000 (48%), males (53%), as well as those with a high school level of education or less (52%). While rose wine has grown in popularity over the past few years, according to the Beverage Trade Network, the “excitement about and growth in the segment may be waning.” You may wonder, “How much is a premium-and-above bottle of wine or spirits?” The following table provides price bands as published by IWSR, Forbes.com, Winefolly.com, and… Read More

Alcohol and COVID-19 National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism NIAAA

According to the false information circulated recently, the ingestion of alcohol would have helped to destroy the SARS-CoV-2 virus. There is no medical basis to support this fact, on the contrary, alcohol abuse weakens the body’s protection against viral respiratory infections [78]. Other interesting examples may be the decrease of alcohol consumption in college students, after the campus closure, the main explanation being that they got back home, to live with their families, with less social events and binge drinking [46,47]. In Eastern Europe, a research project implemented in Poland has shown an increase in alcohol consumption in 146%, with… Read More

Alcohol and coronavirus COVID-19: Myths and effects on the body

While one preprint study suggests that alcohol intolerance is a common symptom of long COVID, there’s very little research on the topic. Because drinking alcohol and being hungover can lead to digestive upset, headaches, mood changes, and difficulty thinking clearly — all symptoms of long COVID — it may worsen these symptoms. Although the underlying mechanisms aren’t fully understood, the symptom may be linked to the broader condition of long COVID and share similarities with conditions like myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). Alcohol consumption may make your symptoms worse, according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)…. Read More

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