Quitting drinking before and after

Wondering what alcohol recovery looks like? Check out this quitting alcohol timeline so you know what to expect when you quit drinking.

My top 5 reasons you should quit drinking alcohol today. Right now. Not tomorrow. Quit while you still can quit.

What happens when you first quit drinking is that you will experience some changes. Know what to expect and how to deal with it.

Remember our post about the effects of alcohol on the body? It became a viral sensation with more than 1.4 million views and inspired more than 50 Bored Panda readers to upload their own stories. We decided that these pandas deserve a separate post, so we made a part II to raise awareness.

Have you ever wondered how your life would change if you gave up alcohol? Dive into the untold benefits of quitting drinking alcohol, from boosting your health, and transforming your relationships, to unleashing your full potential. Empower yourself and support the women around you in this life-changing decision! Learn more!

What really happens when you quit drinking alcohol? Find out what people realize when they quit drinking alcohol.

“Everything in moderation” is a pretty good rule to live by, especially where alcohol is concerned. The obvious effects of alcohol on the body are high blood pressure (hypertension), which increases the risk of a heart attack or stroke, liver damage, and increased risk of cancers.

You don’t have to want to quit drinking in order to make massive shifts in your relationship with alcohol. Today, Karolina shares a powerful conversation with sobriety life coach, Casey Davidson. Casey shares her story about how alcohol was a huge part of her identity. She loved to drink! Neverthele

A new online gallery compiled by Bored Panda features jaw-dropping before and after photos of men and women of all ages who chose to quit drinking and live a sober lifestyle.

I don’t know what it was about that day almost a year ago that made everything click. I’ve certainly had worse incidents where I put myself, and others, in danger because of drinking.