Alcoban

Alcohol is a toxin for the body. Drinking huge amounts of alcohol regularly is no different than drinking poison. It rots your body from the inside. There are no pros to drinking alcohol regularly. It affects your mental, physical, and even spiritual health. It makes you incapable of functioning as a normal human being. In fact, in India, alcoholism has been often linked with violent tendencies and domestic violence as well. Losing control of their senses and being under the effect of alcohol makes people more prone to commit crimes. A third of the violent crimes committed in India has been under the influence of alcohol. Not to mention, the accidents caused by DUI (Drinking Under Influence). Also, there is an issue of contaminated alcohol as well. In February 2019, nearly 100 people died after drinking contaminated alcohol in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand in India. With all these things that are against alcohol drinking, why do people still continue to drink? In today’s world, dri...

Homeopathy is treatment system that is based on the theory that “like cures like.”After the symptoms of an ailment are identified, the patient is then given very highly diluted doses of the substances which in large doses, created those symptoms. Homeopath experts believe that the weaker the dosage, the more powerful will be its effects. Also vigorously shaking the solutions increases the power of its ingredients by making them interact with each other. Homeopathy is a popular treatment option for alcoholism and other conditions, especially in Europe. Sulphur is prescribed for the philosophical, reclusive type of individual who drinks alcohol or partakes marijuana to open up their stream of creative thoughts or as an escape from trauma. Sulphur is prescribed for those drinkers who have a particular predilection for red wine. Nux vomica is prescribed to alcoholics who fly into a angry, insulting rage while drunk. Office workers, for example, drink beer or whiskey to...

Long and chronic exposure to alcohol makes a person become so dependent that if he makes any effort to stop or cutoff the quantity he develops a set of symptoms known as withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal symptoms are divided into three stages depending on their onset: Stage 1 (mild) This stage develops after 6 to 7 hours of the last drink. It is characterized by anxiety, nausea, insomnia, abdominal pain and/or vomiting, loss of appetite, tremors, fatigue, depression, foggy thinking, heart palpitations, and mood swings. Stage 2 (moderate) This stage develops after 12 to 24 hours of the last drink. It is characterized by increased blood pressure, body temperature and respiration problems, mental confusion, irregular heart beat, sweating, irritability, and heightened mood disturbances Stage 3 (severe/delirium tremens) This stage develops after the first one or two days of last drink. It is characterized by hallucinations, seizures, fever, severe confusion, and...