The notion that alcoholics develop a big, bulbous nose, often referred to as drinker’s nose or alcoholic nose, is a persistent stereotype, but it lacks scientific basis. While alcohol can worsen rosacea symptoms in some individuals, it is not the sole or primary cause of rhinophyma. Thus, the idea that alcoholism leads to a bulbous […]
Read more“This study really moves the field forward by helping to resolve one of the unresolved questions in the literature,” says Jeff Wardell, a professor of psychology at York University. In what contexts can staid take the place of sober? While the synonyms solemn and sober are close in meaning, solemn suggests an impressive gravity utterly […]
Read moreThe strongest physical effects are usually felt within the first 6 hours and typically wear off around 12 hours after ingestion. This can be done through therapy, support groups, and other mental health treatments. The half-life of a drug refers to the amount of time it takes for the active substance of a drug in […]
Read moreAbout 38% – more than one in four – of sober living homes studied ask for last month’s rent up front, in addition to first month’s rent and any other fees. There areother factors to consider that can add up to a higher cost, particularly uponmove-in. Those include one-time administration fees, security deposits, andfirst and […]
Read moreThis is because both alcohol and THC, the active intoxicating compound in cannabis, are two different kinds of substances. Alcohol is one of the most widely consumed substances worldwide, with millions of people drinking it daily. But while beer and weed may seem like a match made in heaven, combining the two can lead to unpredictable effects, […]
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