Each January, many people commit to “Dry January,” a month-long break from alcohol. While often linked to physical health improvements, like better liver function, stronger immunity, and increased energy, it can also provide meaningful mental health…
The Mental Health Upside of a Dry January
The Mental Health Upside of a Dry January
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