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It is easy to preach and say that you can just quit drinking. The reality is that it is incredibly difficult to stop once you’ve been caught in the web of addiction. And even if you’re just a social drinker, the truth is that alcohol isn’t doing you any favors either. Alcohol provides little benefit to the body and even that is overwhelmed by harm it does. But it would still be hard to just quit drinking immediately. The best way to recover is to start off slowly. Find ways to cut down on alcohol consumption. If you’re a social drinker, it’s hard to figure out where to draw the line but if you find yourself reaching for a drink more than thrice a week, you probably need to cut down a bit. Tips to cut down on Alcohol Pay attention to your drinking habits. Rather than relying on memory, jot down your drinks in a diary to measure exactly how much and how often you drink. Revise your drinking habits. Keep track of the amount of alcohol you drink by setting some rules, such

“I hit rock bottom in life. I drank heavily every day. It got to a point where I couldn’t fall asleep without drinking myself to the bed. Often I wouldn’t even make it to the bed. I would wake up in strange places, having no idea what happened the night before.  The constant drinking obviously affected my social life as well. My family was reluctant to be around me. My alcohol addled mind was not in the right state. All I wanted was to drink and to gain access to as many drinks as possible. I hurt my family and my friends. I borrowed money from people, with no way of paying them back, just to feed my addiction. I was broke and severely in debt.  My family members were angry and exhausted with me. They tried to be there for me but I made it so difficult for them. They saw the worst part of me, all because of alcohol. My friends gave up on me after a while. I became an outcast, that drunken guy that no one wants to associate with. It was the worst time of my life.  The sca

Drug Abuse, a term that is commonly used for dependence on drugs, is characterized by several features, such as cravings, loss of control, physical dependence on harmful substances, and tolerance (a need to consume greater amounts in order to experience the pleasurable effects of intoxication). Drug addiction can lead to a number of social and emotional problems as well as some critical health problems which is why it's vital to seek treatment if you experience any of the symptoms of drug addiction (such as a compulsion to consume or inject and an inability to limit the amount). Drug Addiction treatment and recovery are difficult processes that call for a great deal of steady support. While it's not generally advisable to rest solely on alternative therapies or remedies for that support, there are certain natural approaches that have a chance in helping enhance your well-being while undergoing traditional addiction treatment. Without the help of addiction treatm