Posted on Mar 20, 2010 under General |
There is no issue in fighting for the evils that are caused by alcoholism because the addicts are blind and deaf to see and hear it. Don’t you think that the world is getting destroyed after the entire channel of alcoholism? Look at the newspapers stating the evils and bad consequences of alcoholism. If we switch on the news channel then we hear different incidents of people talking about the evils that happened because of alcoholism or its addict. I must say that the world needs a change for removing these evils or else one day the entire planet would be under the trap of alcoholism.
Consequences of alcoholism are of course negative and ruining. There is no point in saying that alcoholism has some good consequences. Alcohol brings negative impact on various factors like social, economical, health and personal.
Personal Consequences caused by alcoholism: Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted on Aug 04, 2009 under Alcoholism, effects of alcoholism |
Alcoholism – An Unfortunate Consequence for Native Americans
Almost everyone is aware of the effects of “fire-water” on the Native Americans but now take a look at some of the reasons why our brethren turned to this drink and the Seneca prophet, Handsome Lake, who claimed he had three visions, urging him to eradicate this disease of alcoholism from his people.
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Posted on Jun 17, 2009 under Alcoholism treatment |
Quitting alcohol isn’t easy for anybody who has alcoholism. The desire to drink might overpower you at times, and you will not be able to say no. At the same time though, you know that quitting alcohol is the best possible thing you can do for your own health, and for your relationships with family and loved ones.
If you are finding it difficult to quit, there are many different things you can do to make it easier on you. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted on May 19, 2009 under Alcoholism |
Is alcoholism an addition? The obvious answer to this question is YES! Like any other trap, alcohol also traps a person making him an addict. Alcoholism addiction could be understood as a compulsive need to have alcohol that could include beer, whisky, wine or alike. Before the person would know the person would have been labeled as an alcoholic by the society or by his own family. Most of the alcoholic couldn’t accept the fact of their alcohol addiction. Alcoholics to a great extend think that they are noting more than social drinkers. They themselves don’t know when they cross of the line of being a social drinker to thrown into the vicious circle of alcohol addiction. The addiction of alcohol would have drastic disastrous effects on once life. An alcohol addiction fails to fulfil his responsibilities. He forgets about the daily commitments that he has. His professional like deteriorates, and the effects of addiction of alcohol get to interfere with his family peace.Alcoholism addiction treatment can’t be a success without the counseling and care extended to an alcoholic. Psychological support, medical care, professional counseling etc are undertaken in alcoholism addiction treatments. Detoxification followed by rehabilitation and there after taking care of the alcoholic is the normal course of any treatment. We have something very innovative and unique to offer, which would help as a miracle for alcoholism addiction treatment.
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Posted on May 13, 2009 under Alcoholism, symptoms |
Every one knows about the social drinking, that would amount to drinking 2-3 times a quarter or in case you are a party animal it could be 1-2 times a month, depending upon your life style; provided you are not getting drunk while you are drinking labeling it as social drinking. It is alarming when a person starts to intake more than regular to get toxicant. The symptoms of alcoholism would enter in one’s life with silent steps and stays as a guest who would never wants to go. There could be obvious social symptoms, emotional symptoms and spiritual symptoms indicating one to be an alcoholic. However, alcoholism physical symptoms is something that embarrasses the near and dear ones in public, this being the most painful.
The alcoholism physical symptoms could be understood as 4 staged prototypical alcoholic behaviors. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted on May 11, 2009 under Alcoholism, symptoms |
If alcoholism is something that you are fighting, be careful! You could be an alcoholic yourself or could be worried about some one else. One has to be very particular about the alcoholism signs. As it is not easy to predict when the social drinking becomes a habit. This vicious circle of alcohol is very easy and tempting to fall in – occasional parties turn to regular parties; one chilled beer taken for fun gets replaced by the appetite for a bottle of whisky. And the person despite that would be chanting that he/she is a social drinker. Alcoholism signs are prominent, but one fails to see them. At times, alcoholism signs are not understood in accordance to their severity.
Early signs of alcoholism could be understood when – 1. The drinking capacity increases. It is alarming when a person starts to intake more than regular to get toxicant.2. Most of the time is spend around drinking. That means the visit to pubs and parties increases. And when one doesn’t get a company they wouldn’t hesitate to sit alone and drink.3. Start to drink secretively and lie around the quantity consumed. One might end up sneaking drinks.4. One drinks before going to a place where one is likely to drink.5. Once behavior changes after drinking. From a good mood to a bad mood or visa versa.The most prominent early sign of alcoholism is when people start to show concern. Catch this early sign of alcoholism before it gets late. The warning signs of alcoholism would be understood when –1. One gets more regular in drinking alone.2. One forgets conversations and day to day commitments.3. One gets used to drinking as a daily ritual, and if gets disturbed, then it irritates that person.4. One is not in activities that were enjoyed by the person before he/she got into the habit of consuming alcohol. Rather ends up spending time alone or outside the house with people one could drink.5. Problems at work, home increases. Relationship drifts start to get prominent.6. Drinking capacity really goes high. Despite taking a good amount of alcohol, one doesn’t feel influenced.If you sleep on the early signs of alcoholism you are bound to witness the warning signs of alcoholism without any doubt.
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Posted on Dec 16, 2008 under General |
The effects of alcoholism on the family can be destructive. When a husband, wife, mother or father is an alcoholic, then it can possibly destroy a family. If you’ve been in a long-term relationship with an alcoholic, codependency is almost inevitable, which essentially means that as a codependent you suffer from relationship addiction.
Being in a codependent relationship means your needs aren’t being fulfilled emotionally and that the relationship will in all likelihood be totally one-sided – you trying to please or ‘be there’ for your spouse/partner. This will also have a huge impact on any kids you may have because they will pick up on the destructive nature of the relationship, which will affect them especially in later years. Check here “How To Give Up Alcohol” program.
The effects of alcoholism on a relationship or marriage are huge, in that it naturally puts huge strain on the relationship. So it may reach a stage whether things have just gotten too bad for you (and your kids) that staying in the relationship is just not possible. Considering the whole alcoholism and divorce conundrum or looking at separation may then become a very real issue for you. I grew up in a family where alcoholism caused massive pain and heartbreak so I know how difficult it is to handle and to know what to do. It’s different for every family, but asking yourself things like – how is this effecting the kids, is there abuse involved and how bad is the alcoholism/is it getting worse? – will help you get clearer on the kind of action you need to take.
Eventually something you will have to do is begin taking a stand and practicing tough love – if there is to be any hope that things will change. You’re going to have to draw a line in the sand and say that ‘this is it.’That’s where performing an alcoholism intervention can potentially have a massive impact. Do it right – and it could well mean the beginning of change -because it could get your husband, wife or partner into treatment. At the end of the day though, there just isn’t a quick fix solution. It will definitely help speaking to, and meeting others, who have gone through what you have. Al-Anon, is a great support network and excellent place for you to start. The worst thing in the world you can do, is try to keep things covered up and be ashamed of what is happening – so don’t be afraid to reach out and ask for help because there is lots of it out there
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Posted on Dec 08, 2008 under Alcoholism, General |
Alcoholism stages can be categorized into three stages of alcoholism – early stage, middle stage and end stage ![]()
alcoholism or late stage alcoholism. Alcoholism stages generally take years to develop. Alcoholism is a disease where alcoholic beverage consumption is at a level that interferes with physical or mental health, and negatively impacts social, family or occupational responsibilities.
Consuming no more than one or two drinks per day for healthy men and a drink a day for healthy non-pregnant women are generally considered acceptable alcohol consumption without health risks. However, as the amount or frequency of drinking increases, the earliest of the alcoholism stages can develop as a result. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted on Dec 05, 2007 under Alcoholism, General |
What is alcoholism?Alcoholism is a disease that affects the part of the brain that controls your feelings, the way you make decisions, and the way you act. People with alcoholism cannot control how much they drink. What causes alcoholism?Nobody knows what causes alcoholism. People with parents who have alcoholism have a greater chance of getting the disease. Alcoholism may be related to the things we learn when we are growing up. Alcoholism is not caused by a lack of will power or moral values. How can I tell if I have alcoholism?It is not easy to tell if you have alcoholism. You might drink socially at first, but over time the drinking can get out of control. Your family, friends, or doctor might notice it before you do. You might drink to help yourself go to sleep or deal with stress and anxiety. Over time, you need to drink more to feel the same way. As the drinking gets worse, you may have some of the following:* Stomach ulcers* Liver disease* Mood problems, such as depression and irritability* Trouble sleeping* Problems with family and friends* Problems at work.You might have alcoholism if you have tried to quit drinking but were not able to stop. Alcoholism can make you do things you wouldn’t do if you were sober. Some of these things can hurt other people, even the people you love. Where can I get help for alcoholism?Your doctor can help you find the right treatment program. You also can check with your health insurance company. Some insurance plans cover alcohol treatment only at certain places.If you have been a heavy drinker for a long time, do not stop drinking suddenly. This can lead to serious withdrawal symptoms. What is withdrawal?When you stop drinking, your body might find it hard with no alcohol. You might have some uncomfortable feelings. That is called withdrawal. You might feel anxious and confused or have trouble sleeping. If you get “the shakes” when you don’t drink, or if you feel like you need to have a drink early in the day, you might need to take medicine when you stop drinking to help with the withdrawal. This is called detoxification (say:dee-tox-uh-fuh-kay-shun, or “detox,” for short). How can my doctor tell if I need detoxification?Your doctor will ask you questions to see if you need to take medicine to stop drinking. It is important to be honest with your doctor about how much you drink and the kinds of drugs you take. Can detoxification be done at home?Yes, but only with close supervision from your doctor. You will need to have another person at home to help you take your medicine. If you have serious withdrawal symptoms or other medical problems, you might have to go to a hospital for detoxification. Tell your doctor if you had a seizure or got delirious when you tried to stop drinking before. What happens after detoxification?Detoxification is not enough to treat alcoholism. You should have counseling before and after detoxification. Counseling will help keep you from drinking again. What about Alcoholics Anonymous?Alcoholics Anonymous, or “A.A.,” is a free support group for people with alcoholism. The people in A.A. help each other stay sober. Most communities have A.A. meetings, and most alcohol treatment programs tell their patients to go to these meetings. Where can I get more information?Your doctorThis information provides a general overview and may not apply to everyone. Talk to your family doctor to find out if this information applies to you and to get more information on this subject
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