Among first-world countries, America has one of the lowest alcohol use rates, with countries such as the UK, France, Belgium, and Germany above us on the list. However, the US has a higher rate of alcohol abuse than any of these countries, and that alone is a problem. So what is the current issue with … Read more
If you like drinking, you may have felt the want to continue pouring after a hard day. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), alcohol abuse can lead to major health problems, such as liver disease, seizures, increased heart rate, depression, hallucinations, stroke, gastrointestinal bleeding, and some forms of cancer. And … Read more
Benefits of TMS Treatment and Therapy TMS therapy for depression can help the 30 percent of people who don’t respond to medication and talk therapy. By addressing reduced activity in the prefrontal cortex, TMS can help: TMS therapy helps many people return to day-to-day activities like work and school—freed from their depression, anxiety, PTSD, and … Read more
If you have loved ones who experience alcoholism, the discovery of the genetics of alcoholism can help in treating the disease. Medical science has discovered a 50 percent possibility of being predisposed to alcohol use disorder (AUD). However, the findings are still modest to conclude anything as environmental factors are also associated with it. Even … Read more
Alcohol use disorder (AUD), also known as alcoholism, is a chronic disease where an individual cannot control their drinking habits due to physical and mental dependence on the substance. Often, this alcohol dependence can disrupt daily life, cause, cause problems filling obligations at work, school, and home, and cause long-term health problems. The good news … Read more
Alcohol use disorder (AUD), often referred to as alcoholism, is a medical condition involving heavy or frequent alcohol consumption that is out of control. Regular and long-term drinking can have many health risks and may cause problems in daily life, such as at work or with family and friends. Luckily, plenty of effective treatment programs … Read more
