What is the most harmful drug? Many people assume the answer to that question is heroin or methamphetamines. While these substances are without question dangerous, alcohol is considered the most harmful drug. But why does this legal substance have the potential to be so dangerous?

Alcohol is regarded differently than the other most dangerous drugs. As a legal substance, alcohol doesn’t seem to be a drug on most people’s radars. Drinking is socially acceptable and often glamorized. With an accepting social attitude and legal status, alcohol is easy to incorrectly regard as harmless. This approach can make it easier to use alcohol.

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Everyone feels a little nervous when meeting new people, but social anxiety is much more than feeling a bit anxious in public spaces. Feeling shy usually goes away once you meet people or have a great conversation. Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) causes heightened self-consciousness and an intense fear of being negatively judged by others.

It’s almost impossible to turn off invasive, negative thoughts when you have social anxiety. This form of fear can impact every aspect of your life, professionally and socially. Many use alcohol or drugs to feel comfortable in their skin. Sadly, this can lead to an alcohol use disorder.

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Having a “why” behind any major commitment is one of the best ways to ensure you follow through, and detoxing from alcohol is no different. While it might not be easy to give up alcohol, understanding all the ways that quitting alcohol can enhance your life will help keep you motivated. As you stop heavy drinking, you’ll notice significant improvements in your physical health, mental health, personal life, and more.

This article will go over the top benefits of quitting alcohol and how you can successfully complete alcohol detox. Keep reading to discover how your life will improve once you’ve given up alcohol for good.

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Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a common addiction, affecting nearly 15 million adults in the United States. While alcohol dependence can be devastating to one’s health, it can also impact a person’s relationships, including the most meaningful people in their life.

Alcohol use disorder can lead to lost friendships, estranged marriages, and family conflict. Keep reading to learn about the connection between alcohol addiction and relationships and how to prevent or manage relationship issues caused by a drinking problem.

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