agreeing that the benefits that can come from attempting “dry January” are profound, though they may take a bit of time to notice. Moderate drinkers may have trouble sleeping after the first ...

Dry January began in 2013 as a campaign by the U.K.-based charity Alcohol Change UK. It encourages people to stop drinking for a month, aiming for a rest after ... known as Wet February, suggests ...

The forecast for Dry January is looking very wet. The trend among the sober-curious in the Big Apple has seemingly dried up — with New Yorkers calling the once-hip phenomenon “stupid.” ...

SHE ALSO WARNS ABOUT DRINKING HEAVILY ON FEBRUARY 1ST AFTER DRY JANUARY. SO DOING THAT AFTER NOT DRINKING AT ALL COULD BE DANGEROUS AND COULD LEAD TO ALCOHOL POISONING. REPORTING LI The start of a ...

February is the shortest month of the year. And hey, if you need a laugh to get through it, we’ve rounded up some funny Dry January tweets to keep your spirits (pun intended) high.

5%) left after the fermentation process, resulting in a crisp, less sweet flavor profile. Think clean, refreshing sips rather than sugary sweetness. Dry wines are my go-to for "Dry January ...

Because, after all, much of what we do are context ... consider embarking on a Dry February. Or a Dry January 15 to February 14. The key is to go as dry as possible for a month.

If you're looking to take a break from alcoholic beverages and start the year off new, Dry January may be right for you. The trend has spread in recent years, with many looking for a chance to put ...

University of York associate professor Ian Hamilton told the Daily Mail that there is concern that, because Dry January is temporary, people will return to binge drinking once February rolls around.

had fewer drinks when they did drink and were drunk less often six months after Dry January was completed. Dry January participants were also better able to refuse alcoholic drinks. These benefits ...

Many people find that after a month without drinking, they feel more in control of their emotions and experience improved social interactions. Dry January isn’t just for heavy drinkers.