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The Dry January® challenge

Boss your alcohol-free goals!

Whether it's to give your fitness goals a boost, put a few pounds back in the bank account or to feel fresher as you boss that alcohol-free streak, the Dry January® challenge is your chance to reset your relationship with alcohol at the start of the year and beyond. Our Try Dry® app and daily inspirational emails will help you stay motivated every step of the way.

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What are the benefits of the Dry January® challenge, and when can you expect to see them?

So, you’re keen to try a month without alcohol but are not sure what’s in it for you? Well, as it turns out, quite a lot!

My appetite was poor, my anxiety was through the roof and my blood sugars were high. I decided to do the Dry January® challenge. The benefits have changed my life. It's like a light bulb has finally been switched on!

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Get the Try Dry® app for free and track your journey

Set your goals

Stay on track with personalised progress monitoring

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Receive tips, inspiration and support throughout January

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Supercharge your Dry January® challenge

Sign up for our free motivational emails and get daily tips, inspiring stories, and expert advice to help you stay dry this January. You'll also stay updated on our work at Alcohol Change UK.

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Resources to help you with your Dry January® challenge

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Warning

People who are clinically alcohol dependent can die if they suddenly, completely stop drinking.

If you experience fits, shaking hands, sweating, seeing things that are not real, depression, anxiety, or difficulty sleeping after a period of drinking and while sobering up, then you may be clinically alcohol dependent and should NOT suddenly, completely stop drinking.

But you can still take control of your drinking. Talk to a GP or your local community alcohol service who will be able to get help for you to reduce your drinking safely. Find out how to seek support here.