Alcohol

People who participate in Dry January say they sleep better, have more energy, lose some weight, and save money. They also lower the risk of heart disease, cancer, liver disease and mental health issues.

Is alcohol becoming a problem in your life? Dry January might be a good time to eliminate alcohol and re-evaluate your dependence on it. Here is one man's story about overcoming and alcohol addiction

Reducing alcohol intake during the holiday season is crucial for maintaining both physical and mental well-being. Excessive alcohol consumption can contribute to weight gain, disrupt sleep patterns, and weaken the immune system, impacting overall health. Limiting or avoiding alcohol allows you to fully engage in and enjoy festive gatherings while promoting responsible and mindful choices for a more balanced lifestyle.

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Thank you, COVID. Another statistic New Jersey has to live down. We apparently did the third most drinking in America during 2020.

Here is what you need to know....

Can you stay away from alcohol for a whole month? 1 in 3 sign up for Dry January and a big percentage fail to complete the challenge.

At 93, this former Navy cook is proving that it's never too late to live out your dream.

A new study finds more than a million Garden State residents suffer negative effects from a drinker's behavior every year

When it comes to being tops in New Jersey for something you'd rather it not be for how many kids you bust with booze, but that's the case for two South Jersey colleges.

Hallelujah - Looks like 2019 will be the year to treat yourself!

Beer consumption in America though has actually been trending down for some time, according to Thrillist.