I am having themed cocktails during a movie with a couple friends tomorrow. I have learned that one of my friends who is coming has recently cut alcohol. She said she would drink virgin cocktails though, and I don’t want her to feel left out. Are there easy substitutes for gin and vodka? And maybe green melon liqueur and crème de violette? None of us are connoisseurs. I’m just hoping for like juice or soda or something simple that won’t make the cocktails drastically different for her. If you need the recipes for reference, it’s the four Wonka cocktails I found here: https://www.smartblend.co ..read more

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hello. I’m now 25. Have been sort of sober for quite a while (say three four years?) I was never a big drinker, would only just drink at parties and what not(like once or twice a month). Drinking makes me SICK now. One cocktail and I’m throwing up and tapped out. I used to be able to drink liquor like it was nothing/no sickness/no hangover/ nothing. Recently I’ve been having a lot of allergy issues (random hives random swelling) I’ve also been trying to dabble with drinking again. I’m so jealous of my friends who are able to go out out all night and have fun. But recently a single SIP of liqu ..read more

So, I've been thinking about this lately... What percentage of people who drink alcohol would you say fall into the "problem drinker" category? ? Like, I know we all have different thresholds and definitions for what constitutes a problem drinker, but it's still a pretty intriguing question. I mean, we all know someone who maybe hits the bottle a bit too hard, or who just can't seem to handle their liquor, right? But then there are those who seem to have a few too many every time they crack open a cold one. And let's not even get started on binge drinking and its effects. I guess what I'm get ..read more

Need a punny name for an alcohol wagon. Bottles that are in a wagon being given away in a raffle submitted by /u/throw-away-202320 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

So, I was watching this medical drama the other day, and they brought up this interesting point about alcoholism and electrolyte imbalances. It got me thinking: what's the deal with electrolyte abnormalities in alcoholic patients? I mean, we all know booze messes with your body in all sorts of ways, but what's the most common electrolyte issue it causes? I did some digging, and it turns out that the big one is hypomagnesemia. Yeah, fancy word, right? Basically, it means low magnesium levels in your blood. Apparently, heavy drinking can mess with your body's ability to absorb magnesium properl ..read more

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