Sober living

As a result, the number of RBC’s in the blood declines and patients develop anemia. Many patients also have some circulating RBC’s that contain ferritin granules called Pappenheimer bodies. The presence of these cells in the blood serves as an […]

Middle-stage alcoholism is when their drinking problem reaches more serious levels. Clear examples of progressive alcoholism include placing drinking ahead of their family, their job, or their education. Early-stage alcoholism, or the prodromal phase, is when people begin binge drinking […]

Steatotic liver disease used to go by the name fatty liver disease. If alcohol continues to accumulate in your system, it can destroy cells and, eventually, damage your organs. Dr. Sengupta shares some of the not-so-obvious effects that alcohol has […]

Neither acute alcohol intoxication [25] nor chronic alcohol feeding for 6 weeks in rats alters basal muscle glycogen content [65], despite the ability of acute alcohol to antagonize glucose-stimulated glycogen repletion in skeletal muscle [66]. The 2020–2025 Dietary Guidelines for […]