What is Binge Drinking? Drinking excessively during short periods results in blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above 0.08%. The typical amount for male binge drinking involves five or more drinks within two hours whereas female binge drinking requires consuming four drinks in the same period. Although binge drinkers might not be alcohol dependents they face potential harm in both current and future health conditions due to their alcohol habit. The development of alcohol use disorder (AUD) becomes more likely through repeated binge drinking episodes so immediate help needs to be sought during early recognition of the problem. The Effects of Binge Drinking Binge drinking has both immediate and long-term effects on the body and mind. Here are some of the most common effects: Short-Term Effects Impaired judgment and coordination Increased risk of accidents and injuries Intoxication caused by alcohol may prove lethal for a person. Blackouts and memory loss Long-Term Effects Liver disease an...

Alcohol stands as a widely used substance globally yet its moderate utilization does not cause major damage but heavy drinking results in critical physical problems alongside social and psychological issues. Alcohol Awareness Month takes place every April as a yearly initiative that aims to build public patience about substance misuse while providing better access to therapeutic services. Palm Coast Treatment Solutions exists to help individuals fight alcohol use disorder while helping them restore their life quality. Alcohol addiction treatment is available through Palm Coast Treatment Solutions which is accessible by calling (386) 284-4151. The Purpose of Alcohol Awareness Month Since 1987 the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) initiated Alcohol Awareness Month to instruct people about hazardous drinking habits while promoting help availability. April serves as the time when organizations together with healthcare providers maintain public education about alc...