Many people are trying to cut back on their alcohol intake after the festive season, and if you need some motivation to avoid the booze then a doctor has shared the warning signs that alcohol is harmi ...

Here DailyMail.com gives a step by step account of what actually happens to your body when you give up booze for Dry January: While alcohol may help you nod off quicker, it is not a miracle cure ...

When you give up alcohol, your blood pressure will reduce ... “It takes around 30 days to form a habit so not drinking for four or five weeks can help you stop.” But in the long term, he ...

Alcohol is an irritant to the stomach lining, so ditching it will give your body time to heal. Dr Campbell also says by week two you’ll start losing weight thanks to giving up alcohol’s empty ...

MANCHESTER UNITED skipper Roy Keane says he plans to prolong his career by giving up the booze. The United skipper ... "If you carried on living the way you were five years ago there's no chance ...

“On Wednesdays I’d have five or six pints at the pub ... After these health scares Julian managed to give up alcohol entirely for two months, after which he thought he could moderate ...

Dry January is under way. After the excesses of the festive period, nearly one-third of Americans are expected to give up, or at least cut down on, alcohol this month. Many will save money.

Dr Campbell also says by week two you’ll start losing weight, due to giving up alcohol’s empty calories. I'm a drinks writer — stop buying Malbec and try these Argentinian wines instead My ...

And you're in good company, as according to Alcohol Change UK, more than one in four Brits - that's 15.5 million of us - are ... longer requires you to also give up all sense of taste, or fun ...

We all know the dangers of alcohol intake on the body and brain, but experts have opened up on some of the huge benefits of giving up booze, even for a few weeks. As we enter the second week of ...