Alcohol causes a disruption in the regular neurotransmitter levels in the brain. This makes the brain become used to the artificial interference making it more reliant on alcohol to stabilise these levels. Alcohol addiction causes the dopamine and GABA activity in the brain to be altered. This causes uncomfortable and even intense withdrawal symptoms when someone tries to quit drinking. To make the decision to quit alcohol after being addicted to it is one of the bravest things a person can do. But, you obviously will have some questions like ‘What happens after you stop drinking?’ ‘What kind of withdrawal symptoms can you expect?’ ‘Is what you’re feeling normal?’. Well, don’t worry. Just read on to find the answers. Quitting alcohol cold-turkey, especially after being an addict for a long time can be problematic. As soon as you quit you will experience psychological and physical symptoms of alcohol withdrawal. These symptoms may be mild or severe, based on how much alcohol you regular...