I quit drinking two weeks ago and have noticed my eyes are much more puffy and my wrinkles more prominent. I am 43 and am aging well, but not very happy with the mirror lately.
My understanding is that this can happen because alcohol dehydrates and you are no longer dehydrated causing the skin to "plump" a bit. Hang in there, ultimately your face will look much better, and you will slow down the aging by not drinking. I have read that it can take up to a month for the puffiness and swelling to completely subside.
Alcohol causes the body to bloat, and look swelled. Excess fluid becomes trapped in the body tissues, making it look puffy
Think of quitting alcohol then make a sure decision to quit and after that don't drink with a commitment.
Talking to a doctor about alcoholism is the best idea to quit drinking. Alcohol withdrawals can be dangerous and lead to death. Having a positive attitude about your new lifestyle is another way to help!
Social drinker or not, if you start drinking the time in which you will quit (if you ever do) varies based on the person.
yes. up to 54 pounds with diet and activeness!
Not unless you REALLY want to screw up your life.
If you're an alcoholic and you're trying to quit, you might feel itchy. You might get diarrhea. You might have "the shakes."
Drinking large amounts of alcohol while pregnant causes.fetal alcohol syndrome,which includes mental retardation,heart problems.growth deficiency.experts warned that binge drinking early in pregnancy was dangerous even if the woman quit drinking later
He use to, he started drinking when he was a teenager, but just recently, about a few years ago he became sober.
No, according to an interview Slash did he has quit doing drugs, drinking alcohol, and smoking.
If you are interested in controlled drinking you should check out "Harm Reduction". For some people this works. If it doesn't work you can always quit.
Drug and alcohol rehab refers to drug and alcohol rehabilitation. People who trying to quit drinking alcohol or taking drugs sometimes go to a clinic for help in doing so.
Depends on what you're drinking. If it's alcohol, it means that you're proabably an alcoholic & need to quit. As for the cough, you need to quit smoking.