Over the Christmas holidays, through New Year and into January, the average alcohol consumption doubles for most people and more for some. In response, the Dry January initiative started in 2013. Basically, for the entire first month of the new year, you abstain from all alcohol consumption to beat the booze blues as you begin a new year.
Read MoreAccording to one survey of students, about 51 percent of them reported getting black-out drunk at least once. If you're part of this percentage that has blacked out, you should reconsider your drinking habits. A lot of things happen to your body during an alcohol blackout. Keep reading to learn why becoming blackout drunk is so dangerous.
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