Sober living
Alcohol can lower your blood sugar levels and pressure, so eat a snack before and while having a drink (27, 30). It’s best to have a balanced and calorie-dense diet to prevent malnutrition, a possible trigger of cardiomyopathy (43). It is common to have a racing heart...
Sober living
No, federal law restricts peyote use to members of the Native American Church (NAC) for religious purposes. Outside of this exemption, possession and use are illegal under the Controlled Substances Act. Some advocates suggest synthetic mescaline as an alternative,...
Sober living
These changes, such as redness, glassiness, drooping eyelids, or difficulty focusing, are common and affect individuals regardless of their tolerance level. Intoxication is responsible for short-term effects such as blurred vision. Once a person recovers from...
Sober living
Reducing intake or abstaining altogether, especially for individuals with existing high blood pressure, is essential to lower the risk of severe health complications. Alcohol not only affects your blood pressure levels, but also interacts with your blood pressure...
