For many individuals recovering from addiction, one of the toughest challenges is managing cravings. Whether it’s the desire to consume alcohol, drugs, or unhealthy foods, these cravings can often feel overwhelming and can significantly hinder progress.
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Discover how alcohol affects heart health, from high blood pressure to heart disease risks. Learn the impact and ways to protect your heart.
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The thyroid is a small gland shaped like a butterfly, found at the front of the neck. It plays a vital role in regulating metabolism, energy production, and overall growth by releasing hormones that control these processes.
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Would you ever consider mixing sleeping pills and alcohol? For many, it may seem like an easy way to get a restful night’s sleep. People often turn to alcohol to unwind, but over time, one drink may no longer provide the same calming effect.
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Alcohol’s harm to the liver overshadows the lesser-known, equal harm it has on the kidneys. Learn how drinking affects your kidneys.
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Alcohol withdrawal delirium, a severe and potentially life-threatening complication of alcohol withdrawal, includes conditions such as Delirium Tremens (DT), which can be terrifying both for the person experiencing it and for their loved ones.
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Learn about functional alcoholism and discover recovery options at Immersive Recovery’s men’s alcohol rehab center in Encinitas, California.
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End Stage Alcoholism: What You Should Know
One of the most common substance use disorders is alcohol use disorder. People typically develop alcoholism, or an alcohol use disorder, after frequently abusing the use of alcohol for an extended period. Although one can receive detox and attend rehab to treat his or her alcohol use disorder, many other health conditions chronically abusing alcohol can cause a person to develop, and thus, must be treated. This is especially true when it comes to end stage alcoholism.
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Recent studies solidify a likely correlation between Alzheimer’s and alcohol consumption, especially when done in excess. Therefore, the short answer is yes, excessive alcohol use can lead to Alzheimer’s and other memory illnesses. In honor of memory loss and Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month, it’s important to notice the link between Alzheimer’s and alcohol.
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