Category: Sober living

Life should be first on your list to enjoy and experience, not the newest bottle you’ve brought home. From Girl Scout Cookie and wine pairings, to novelty shirts that declare “You had me at Merlot,” to coffee cups that proclaim, “This is actually wine,” vino is a fixture of our social landscape. More socially acceptable […]

Similarly, the introduction of the athlete biological passport meant that samples would be recorded over time to flag changes in biological values that might indicate doping not caught through testing single samples. Doping groups responded by introducing micro-dosing of PEDs that would show only minor variations in biological values while still giving athletes performance benefits. […]

One perspective sees them as “quasi-ritualized therapeutic sessions run by and for, alcoholics”.[59] There are a variety of meeting types some of which are listed below. At some point during the meeting a basket is passed around for voluntary donations. AA’s 7th tradition requires that groups be self-supporting, “declining outside contributions”.[14] Weekly meetings are listed […]

Even when he was in recovery, we didn’t talk about it. All of my peers were still at college partying while I was embarking on a spiritual journey. It was the most difficult and most brave thing I have ever done. “My therapist introduced me to my first sponsor who sent me to my first […]

Perreault K, Bauman A, Johnson N, Britton A, Rangul V, Stamatakis E. Does physical activity moderate the association between alcohol drinking and all-cause, cancer and cardiovascular diseases mortality? Sunnyside uses a psychology-based approach to help you drink more mindfully, no matter what your goal is. You’ll get a 100% custom plan, then daily texts to […]

In the early 2000s, however, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) launched the first clinical study into MDMA’s therapeutic potential, specifically for PTSD. In one study, 68% of the 107 participants involved no longer had PTSD one year after treatment. how long does mdma stay in body MDMA is on track for full FDA […]

There is insufficient research evidence to recommend that a particular published approach or set of actions is essential to produce a successful intervention. Some aspects of the guidance may not be relevant to some interventions or contexts, and not all developers are fortunate enough to have a large amount of resource available to them, so […]

Your doctor can usually diagnose essential tremor based on your explanation of the tremor and an examination. It is important for your doctor to make sure that there are no other conditions present that are causing tremor. In some cases, this may mean that you need to have some tests to rule out other conditions. […]

Topiramate has not received FDA approval for use in the treatment of alcohol use disorder. Nevertheless, the 2015 United States Department of Veterans Affairs Practice Guideline recommended the drug for off-label use to treat moderate to severe cases of alcohol dependency. Researchers do not currently know exactly how topiramate works in alcohol use disorder cases. […]

Sobriety in this context is an active, ongoing commitment to a set of behaviors and actions that support overall health and prevent relapse, making it an integral part of the recovery journey. Although addiction tends to cut people off from longtime friends, social support is a significant predictor of recovery. They may know something about […]