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Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome CHS
Research indicates that prolonged exposure to cannabinoids may disrupt the endocannabinoid system, leading to significant gastrointestinal disturbances. This dysregulation can manifest as severe nausea and vomiting, symptoms often misattributed to other conditions. As the number of CHS cases appears to be rising, especially in North America, it is increasingly common in emergency departments. This trend…
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Stick to Dry January Like a Pro With These 8 Expert-Approved Tips
Drinking to excess can have awful short-term health risks, which you are likely currently experiencing. Learning how to stop vomiting after drinking alcohol is a real life-saver. Follow these seven easy tips for home remedies to help with post-drinking nausea and ease that hangover. Read our guide to learn the most effective ways to quitting…
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The Culture and Consequences of After-Work Drinking The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper Drug and Alcohol Rehab
These cultures can exist on both macro and micro levels, influencing national drinking behaviors as well as subgroup dynamics within a community. Beer has been obviously deemed the culprit of its namesake the “beer belly,” but it’s true that ale is not solely responsible. “Too many of any kind of calories, whether they’re from alcohol or…
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Alcohol and Kidneys: Short-Term and Long-Term Effects
Patients with alcohol-induced liver cirrhosis show a great tendency to retain salt (i.e., sodium chloride), and their urine frequently is virtually free of sodium. A progressive accumulation of extracellular fluid results, and this excess fluid is sequestered primarily in the abdominal region, where it manifests as marked swelling (i.e., ascites) (see figure). In addition, excess…
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Is Moderate Drinking Possible for People With Alcohol Use Disorder?
They share that “risks start from the first drop” and increase with every additional sip of alcohol. A systematic review and meta-analysis published in March 2023 also concluded that not even low to moderate alcohol consumption provided any healthy benefits, despite past research suggesting so. While some studies suggest that moderate drinking can benefit the…
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Man’s ‘Really Bad Hangover’ Is Potentially Fatal Condition
It can cause blood vessels to dilate, which can alter blood flow to various organs, including the eyes. This disruption in blood flow can further contribute to blurry vision during a hangover. The eyes require proper hydration to function optimally, and when they become dehydrated, various visual disturbances can occur, including blurry vision. Dehydration can…