The Basics of Alcohol Abuse: Recognizing the Signs
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"The Basics of Alcohol Abuse: Recognizing the Signs"
- by Paul Johnson
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Alcohol consumption is not necessarily a problem. We've all
heard that drinking should be done in moderation. And,
while many of us are able to control our drinking (whether
social or not), others cannot.
In fact, the National Council on Alcohol and Drug
Dependence believes that there are nearly 20 million people
who are dependent upon alcohol in the United States alone.
The definition of alcoholism is quite specific. It states
that if a person feels cravings or urges, has a loss of
control over how much they drink, has a physical dependence
and/or a high tolerance level, s/he is known as "alcohol
dependent".
An alcohol dependent person feels that the need of alcohol
in order to cope or operate with day-to-day life.
An alcoholic dependent person has therefore developed the
disease of alcoholism. The abovementioned Council agrees
that it is a major public health concern, and is something
that should be dealt with on a national level. And, like
any disease, it can last a person's lifetime, is
debilitating, and has the possibility to cause death.
Alcoholism can be cured. Even if damage is done to the
liver, it has a strong chance of regenerating and
recuperating. With proper treatment, support and will
power, many people can stop drinking for good and carry on
with their lives.
Some treatments use counseling methods, while others
incorporate medication as a part of the regimen for
success. Some of these medications are addictive and are
not used but only for the first few days.
When dealing with a disease of this nature, some persevere
quicker than others. If a person is able to completely
abstain from alcohol, then he or she has a greater chance
at rebuilding his or her life-which is the best goal to
keep in mind during the struggle.
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Article Short Summary:
Alcohol consumption is not necessarily a problem. We've all
heard that drinking should be done in moderation. And,
while many of us are able to control our drinking (whether
social or not), others cannot.
Author Bio:
Paul Johnson works as a software developer, often working
long hours under great stress. A few years ago he realized
alcohol was becoming a problem. Now he's written a series
of useful articles on alcohol abuse, and the important
information he discovered during his recovery process.
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