January is often a time when people cut back on drinking, whether as a New Year’s resolution, as a Dry January challenge, or simply because they’re worn out from holiday revels. But a year-round low- or no-alcohol life is becoming more mainstream as people cut back or quit drinking for reasons of mental, physical, or financial health—not necessarily because they believe they have an alcohol use problem. Click the link below to read the full article from American Psychological Association.
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