martes, 9 de abril de 2013

About.com Health: How Much Alcohol Is Too Much?

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From Maura Corrigan, your About.com Health Editor
Wine, beer and spirits--many of us enjoy these on a pretty regular basis. But if you find yourself craving alcohol or can't stop drinking once you've started, your enjoyment could be turning into dependence. During Alcohol Awareness Month, learn how you can help yourself or a loved one who may suffering from this treatable disease (it's not a weakness!).

Alcoholism and the Stages of Abuse
In the U.S., one in every 12 adults suffers from alcohol abuse or dependence. Understanding the disease is the first step towards determining when there could be a problem. What Is Alcoholism?

Can Alcoholism Be Inherited?
Studies show that genetics indeed plays a role in the development of alcoholism, but just because a family member suffers from the disease doesn't meant that you will, too--lifestyle and environment are also big factors. Can Alcoholism Be Inherited?

Getting Treatment for Alcoholism
While there's no "cure" for alcoholism, several treatment options are available--though the first step to getting better is having a real desire to get help. How To Treat Alcoholism

When and How to Intervene
When an alcoholic's drinking starts to negatively affect others, and/or puts the alcoholic in danger, it may be time for an intervention. But what's the best approach towards such a sensitive confrontation? How to Stage an Intervention

 


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