Sober living

30 Sep

Clinical profile and prognostic factors of alcoholic cardiomyopathy in tribal and non-tribal population PMC

This study included not only DCM, but also all causes of left ventricular dysfunction, including hypertensive heart disease, ischemic cardiomyopathy and heart valve disease. Furthermore, the inclusion criteria for ACM were very strict and required a minimum consumption of 8 oz of alcohol (200 g or 20 standard units) each day for over 6 mo. In contrast, European studies focusing on the prevalence of ACM included only subjects diagnosed with DCM and alcoholic cardiomyopathy applied the consumption threshold of [...]

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12 Apr

Lexapro and Alcohol: Risks, Interactions, and Safety Guidelines

Moreover, as a person continues to become dependent on alcohol, their excessive use may cause many social issues, such as homelessness, divorce, and unemployment. Ultimately, making informed decisions is essential for your well-being. If you’re looking for alternatives or safe ways to enjoy social situations, consider discussing these options with a healthcare professional. 🎉 Remember, your mental health should always come first, so don’t hesitate to reach out for help when you need it. A healthcare professional can also [...]

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29 Jun

Top Sober House: The Role of Community in Sobriety

Unlike a typical residential home, these settings are tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals recovering from addiction. By understanding the structure and rules that govern these homes, you’re better equipped to select a living situation that aligns with your recovery journey. In essence, sober living gives you the tools and support necessary for recovery, laying a foundation for a stable, sober future. Whether you’re transitioning from an inpatient program or seeking to strengthen your recovery process, sober [...]

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