#binge drinking

Back in 2018, with new marijuana laws taking hold in states across America, binge drinking saw a rather large decline. In states where marijuana was legalized, there was 13 percent less binge drinking than in states where weed was still outlawed. That, apparently, is no longer the case.

For the first time in American history, US women are binge drinking more than men. Dr. George F. Koob is the Director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism and has been following the data to uncover a gender role reversal when it comes to binge drinking. The guidelines for

Hard seltzer is everywhere and not going away any time soon. So what’s the next evolution of fizzy booze in a can? Why not tequila and other sparkling canned cocktails? For decades, tequila and soda has been a go-to drink order for the calorie conscious at the bar. Now it’s starting to explode as a

’Tis the season to eat, drink and be merry. Some of us, however, take those festive suggestions to dangerous lengths and end up binge drinking. While one night of imbibing multiple drinks may only leave you with a hangover, using “holiday drinking” as an excuse to drink abusively from Thanksgiving

Getting together with a group of buddies over the weekend to knock back a few beers and chase girls is a staple among the youngbloods in many cultures. It is one of those events that begins a bit sloppy in a man’s early 20s but eventually progresses into more mature territory within a decade or so.