The Pearson Center blog features interesting new findings and tips and tricks when it comes to alcoholism, binge drinking, addiction, alcohol treatment, rehab, and research studies.
The terms “alcohol addiction” and “alcohol dependence” are often used interchangeably, but there are clear differences between the two conditions. Understanding those differences can help you overcome your alcohol problem and begin to live a happy, sober life.
Read MoreAfter a sustained period of excessive alcohol consumption, quitting cold turkey can be dangerous – and in severe cases, alcohol withdrawal can be deadly. With proper medical oversight, you can safely manage your detox and achieve the stability necessary to move on to an addiction treatment program.
Read MoreThis constant hunger for alcohol is one of the defining traits of alcoholism, and new research has found that the hunger for alcohol and the hunger for food could be connected. See how alcohol addiction and your hormones are linked here.
Read MoreThere are a variety of different types of addicts and people who struggle with addiction. Most of these addictions can be classified in 1 of 3 different addiction categories.
Read MoreIt is very common for somebody with an alcohol problem or alcohol addiction to feel depressed. However, can depression lead to alcohol addiction? Learn about how depression can cause people to spiral down into addiction.
Read MoreA high-functioning alcoholic is someone with a drinking problem & alcohol addiction but still leads a successful life. Are you a high-functioning alcoholic?
Read MoreAn alcohol counselor can help an alcoholic stop drinking and get sober. The Pearson Center explains the benefits of an alcohol counselor for alcoholics.
Read MoreWant to stop drinking alcohol & beat alcoholism? The Pearson Center for Alcoholism & Addiction Research in San Diego offers treatments for alcoholics.
Read MoreWhat makes someone who drinks alcohol an alcoholic? The Pearson Center for Alcoholism and Addiction Research breaks down what makes someone an alcoholic.
Read MoreDrinking beer and alcohol is very bad for your health. Drinking beer and binge drinking alcohol can lead to cancer, liver disease, obesity or mental illness.
Read MoreIt can be hard to help an alcoholic if they are reluctant to admit their alcohol addiction. We give tips to help an alcoholic stop drinking alcohol in San Diego.
Read MoreAlcoholism and addiction can often times run in the family. The Pearson Research Center in San Diego investigates whether alcoholism is a genetic disease.
Read MoreWhat are the warning signs of alcoholism & addiction? The Pearson Center for alcoholism & addiction research explains the warning signs of alcoholism.
Read MoreDoes a loved ones have an alcohol or drinking problem? The Pearson Center for Alcoholism & Addiction Research offer gift ideas for recovering alcoholics.
Read MoreAlcoholism & addiction is a problem in America & alcohol abuse & addiction can lead to death. The Pearson Center for Alcoholism & Addiction Research can help!
Read MoreThe Pearson Center for Alcoholism and Addiction lists the hidden dangers of alcoholism & alcohol abuse, including anemia, cancer & cardiovascular disease.
Read MoreStop drinking alcohol and beat alcoholism with these tips to quit drinking alcohol. If you are addicted to drinking alcohol, follow these tips to stop drinking.
Read MoreThe San Diego summer is starting to heat up! The Pearson Center for Alcoholism & Addiction in La Jolla has the dangers of drinking alcohol in hot weather.
Read MoreDrinking alcohol depletes your body of vitamins & nutrients. If you abuse alcohol in San Diego & drink regularly you will lose Vitamin B, Vitamin D & Vitamin C.
Read MoreMixing marijuana and alcohol can have dangerous side effects. If you combine drinking alcohol & smoking marijuana, you are at risk for brain damage or death.
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