Stop Drinking Alcohol Archives

One Or Two Drinks May Be Healthy? There’s Not Enough Evidence Yet

by Kevin O'Hara | May 12, 2020 | Stop Drinking Alcohol

As long as their is an alcohol industry funding research, 1 or 2 drinks a day is always going to be considered ‘maybe’ healthy. People need to start using their own reason instead of hoping to get leadership from those in...

The Real Financial Fallout Of Drinking Alcohol

by Kevin O'Hara | May 4, 2020 | Stop Drinking Alcohol

Life with alcohol is just chaotic in nature and outcome. The cost of alcohol comes up all the time, but it’s not a great motivating factor in creating the necessary motivations to stop, at least up until a point. Most people don’t put a price tag on their habits. A...

Ten Surprising Signs Your Liver Could Do With a Break From Alcohol During Lockdown

by Kevin O'Hara | May 2, 2020 | Stop Drinking Alcohol

Your liver is an essential organ and one that is barraged when you consume any toxin. It has a prime place in protecting your body from yourelf when you drink alcohol. And, although it’s wonder organ in that it can regenerate, there’s a limit to what it...

Will You Have Fun After Quitting Alcohol?

by Kevin O'Hara | Apr 28, 2020 | Stop Drinking Alcohol

How can you have fun without the one thing we are told we need if we are to have fun? We need alcohol to feel good about ourselves, right? What is a celebration without our glass of bubbly? What is a party without our elixir of joy? Without alcohol, according to...

No! Alcohol Should Not Be Illegal And Why You Should Not Want It To Be

by Kevin O'Hara | Apr 23, 2020 | Stop Drinking Alcohol

In response to the question I asked earlier this week, should acohol be legal, I got a lot of feedback here, on YouTube, and in Habits Unplugged. I really believe that it would be wrong for anyone to say you cannot drink alcohol if you want to. I think it’s...

Should Alcohol Be Illegal?

by Kevin O'Hara | Apr 20, 2020 | Stop Drinking Alcohol

Should Alcohol Be Illegal is a question I get asked a whole lot. It’s a perfectly good question to ask. When I stopped drinking, I certainly wanted all the alcohol to just go away and not come back. It’s a pain in the arse to see it everywhere when you are...