Alcohol abuse

The goal of Antabuse is to simulate alcohol intolerance in addicts by acting as an acid aldehyde inhibitor. Usually, alcohol in the body is metabolized to acetic acid by enzyme called acid aldehyde dehydrogenase. A large database...

Wet Brain and Alcoholism Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome

Without thiamine, the brain can’t process glucose, robbing the brain of energy (and functioning). This can lead to a serious neurological disorder known as “wet brain syndrome”—better known in the medical community as Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome....

Finding a Job After Rehab Addiction Recovery Employment Guide

PRN workers enjoy schedule flexibility and higher pay but may miss out on benefits and full-time hours. Don’t worry, we are in network with over 100 insurances nationwide. Under the ADA, recovering addicts may be entitled to “reasonable accommodations” to help...

Binge Drinking: What it is, the Effects, and How to Stop

If you choose to try it on your own and at any point feel you need more help, then seek support (see Help Links). I know I need to make these changes stick this time. I know I need to stop having drinking be one of my personality traits. Does Soy Sauce Have...

Adult Children of Alcoholics: 7 Signs and Effects

If you live with a parent who has an alcohol or drug problem, you’re not alone. Alcohol problems and addictions to drugs (such as opioids) are called substance use disorders. All of that said, it’s important to explore the potential effects so you, your...