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Millions of people around the world experience warm red skin after drinking even a small amount of alcohol, including thousands of the UK’s East Asian population.
There are lots of different things that can negatively affect someone’s fertility, in particular their age (fertility naturally declines roughly around the age of 35) and if they are overweight.
For anyone worried that alcohol could have harmed their health, home liver tests seem to offer an easy and confidential way to check.
It can be heart-breaking to see someone close to you struggle with alcohol problems.
Alcohol can affect our relationships in all sorts of ways and can have a negative impact on our own health and wellbeing and that of those we love.
Healthier drinking usually makes for happier relationships with others and can improve your overall health and wellbeing.
Alcohol alone is not a cause of domestic abuse, and is never an excuse.
Many people in the UK have some kind of substance use problem, and many families will include at least one person who is experiencing problems with alcohol and/or illicit or prescription drugs.
The relationship between alcohol and mental health is complex.
Managing your drinking and getting the right support are really important for your mental health.
Although we don’t always think of it as such, alcohol is a psychoactive substance, meaning it can radically change the way we think and feel.
What came first, the alcohol problem or the mental health problem?