Alcohol abstinence is the underlying precept of Dry January. Light drinkers to heavy drinkers are encouraged to set aside the entire month of January as a non-alcohol occasion. This might seem ...

That said, it may be difficult to see how giving up alcohol completely would be worth a go. Turning down drinks at the bar or opting for non-alcoholic beverages isn't always easy to do ...

It’s increasingly easy to have non-alcoholic drinks at a bar and even to find a bar that serves only non-alcoholic drinks, such as Hekate’s Hearth, an alcohol-free bar and coffeehouse in New ...

No level of alcohol consumption is safe for health, the World Health Organization warns, echoing the U.S. surgeon general's warning that alcohol causes at least seven types of cancer. The current ...

Heineken has released a new report based on research by Ipsos UK gauging consumers’ attitudes toward lo and no alcohol drinks just as drinkers across the UK start up their dry Januarys.

It’s a response to the growing desire among people to explore alternative ways to unwind and socialise, without the side effects or dependencies of alcohol. And this is where Sober Spirits comes into ...

Yet the World Health Organization (WHO) states that no level of alcohol consumption is safe for human health. Whether you drink moderately, frequently, or excessively, taking a month off from ...

Moderate drinking isn't associated with an increased risk of heart conditions." Alcohol is calorically dense, providing 7 calories per gram. Moreover, these are "empty calories" that provide no ...

THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Dan La Cute **MANDATORY CREDIT** Whether it's for a celebration, a gathering or an evening to unwind, Canadians increasingly favour non-alcoholic options over beer, wine and ...

Should we do anything less aggressive in our treatment of someone who has a compromised central nervous system caused by alcohol rather than by cold or high altitude? No way! Like any first aid ...

may have drinkers turning to alcohol alternatives. The world of non-alcoholic drinks is what Killjoy in East Nashville is all about. The booze-free beverage store, which sells no alcohol products ...