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StopDrinkingAdvice.org Offers Much Needed Advice To Help People Stop Drinking

(PRWEB) October 31, 2006

StopDrinkingAdvice.org Offers Much Needed Advice To Help People Stop Drinking.

At least 16% of Americans have made a serious effort to stop drinking and according to a Gallup Poll conducted in 2000 more than a third of Americans surveyed admitted that drinking had caused problems in their families and 16% indicated they had made a serious effort to stop drinking. This was up from 15% in a 1999 survey who said that had tried to stop drinking. StopDrinkingAdvice.org is a new web site dedicated to providing helpful information to people who are ready to stop drinking.

Has alcohol consumption increased over the years? It appears so.

The statistics indicate that Americans are drinking in greater quantity and more frequently than in recent years while the highest incidence of drinking was in 1970 when approximately 69% reported drinking on a regular basis.

The biggest concern has to do with how alcohol consumption is affecting people’s lives and their families. According to Ed Philips of http://www.stopdrinkingadvice.org when drinking starts to cause personal and family problems it is a sure sign of a drinking problem.

It is not easy to stop drinking and many with alcohol addiction just don’t know where to start. Ed Philips says, It is important that anyone who wants to stop drinking develop a plan that includes the support of family and friends and in many cases their physician. This support system can mean the difference between successfully quitting and falling back into drinking.

It may even be necessary for some people to get professional help. While some can successfully stop drinking alone others need medical help to deal with the withdrawal symptoms associated with alcohol addiction, says Ed Philips.

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How To Quit the Soft Drink Habit: New Ebook Reveals Proven Five-Step Strategy for Ditching Obesity-Promoting Beverage

(PRWEB) October 6, 2004

For people looking to quit the soft drink habit, a new ebook is now available that reveals a simple five-step technique for kicking soft drinks for good. The ebook is entitled, “The Five Soft Drink Monsters,” and is authored by holistic nutritionist Mike Adams who created the technique and has been free of soft drinks for more than ten years. The downloadable ebook, which sells for $ 7.95, is available now at http://www.TruthPublishing.com

As clinical studies increasingly link soft drink consumption with skyrocketing rates of obesity and diabetes, more people are looking for ways to switch to healthier beverages like tea and water. But they’re finding soft drinks to be highly addictive. That’s because, as author Mike Adams explains, “Soft drinks addict consumers on five sensory levels, making the soft drink habit virtually impossible to quit cold turkey.” Adams calls soft drinks, “just as addictive as nicotine,” and similarly harmful to human health.

Soft drinks do far more than pack on body fat and disrupt blood sugar levels, Adams explains. The beverages are also blamed for promoting loss of bone density and symptoms of osteoporosis by creating an unhealthy mineral imbalance in the body. “Soft drinks are highly acidic,” Adams explains, “and to rebalance your pH levels, your body strips calcium and other minerals from your skeletal system, reducing your bone mass.”

This year, new studies have also revealed strong links between high-fructose corn syrup — the sweetener used in soft drinks — and diabetes. Consuming regular quantities of this refined sugar decreases insulin sensitivity, stresses the pancreas, promotes the storage of body fat and causes radical swings in blood sugar that can affect mental performance and lead to “brain fog.”

Quitting soft drinks is a critical step in regaining personal health, says Adams. But quitting cold turkey is rarely successful. In contrast, “The Five Soft Drink Monsters” ebook reveals a proven five-step strategy for transitioning off soft drink in a way that requires relatively little discipline. It works because it’s a transition strategy that overcomes each of the five sensory addictions one at a time.

“With this strategy, anyone can successfully quit the soft drink habit and regain their personal health,” says Adams.

For more information, visit http://www.TruthPublishing.com

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Get the Hint: It’s Hip to Drink Water With an Essence

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) February 2, 2006

Hip meets healthy in the latest celebrity trend: HINT essence waters – pure water lightly infused with all natural flavors. Zero Calories. Zero Sweeteners. A clean, refreshing taste in an exquisite bottle.

From “The OC,” to “CSI,” the Golden Globes pre-show events to the gift bags of Oscar Nominees, the upscale bottles of HINT are sweeping the nation, making it pleasurable and fashionable to drink water, not sugar.

This weekend, pear, peppermint and tropical punch join anchor flavors cucumber, lime and apple. With HINT’s incredibly refreshing, great tasting water and eye-catching packaging, it’s easy to drink enough water without even thinking about it.

“Doctors and dieticians agree that water is the best thing we can drink, but how much plain water can you drink before craving more zing?” asks HINT’S CEO Kara Goldin. “I created HINT simply because I love water with a slice of lime or cucumber and wanted a convenient way to have that experience on the go.” At last, it’s water made sexy, fun, and exciting.

Former AOL exec Goldin launched HINT in April 2005, just one month before the birth of her fourth child. HINT is available in fine grocers such as Whole Foods (West Coast), Gourmet Garage, Woodlands Market, Real Foods and Glen Ellen Market, and is now distributed through Nature’s Best and Kehe Food Distributors to ensure that Americans from Hollywood to Philly can enjoy the delicious flavors of HINT. Visit http://www.drinkHINT.com to read more.

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Launched on August 28th, “The Food Corner” is Giving Readers on the Web an Intriguing Insight into Food and Drink

(PRWEB) September 7, 2010

This blog site gives information on food and beverages with proper combinations of drink and food, as well as foods for sleep, health and weight loss. You can also find statistics on many fine wines and their applications. This is an informative as well very entertaining blog.

Food and Drink are always a hot topic. Now with “TheFoodCorner.info” people can get great ideas for their social meals knowing when to use the right food with the right drink for most occasions. This can give someone the best ability to make the most of a social situation.

Many Americans have sleep problems. “TheFoodCorner.info” gives many practical, yet simple ways for people to eat to help promote sleep. This is an interest of any person who feels they would like more energy, rest, and vitality.

Included in this entertaining blog are some tips for simple diet changes that can help to promote weight loss while still helping to give sleep help and energy.

In conclusion, The Food Corner gives people tips on how to choose the right wines with food, the best foods for sleep, and even some great ways to choose foods that promote weight loss. It even gives statistics on wines from around many different countries. Visit http://www.thefoodcorner.info for fantastic insight into Food and Drink.

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