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Alcohol Addiction<\/h2>\n

Many people seem to think alcoholism is the same thing as alcohol dependence, or an addiction to alcohol. There are many people, though, that are not dependent on alcohol that are problem drinkers. If you have a problem with alcohol dependency, the best way to stop drinking is through detoxification.<\/p>\n

When it comes to drinking alcohol<\/a>, there are four basic levels. The levels are social, heavy, problem, and dependence. The higher the level you are own, the greater the risk to both your health and your safety.<\/p>\n

Social Drinking<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Most American adults drink some form of alcohol. It is important to recognize that even a small amount of alcohol can be harmful when driving, operating machinery, or taking it alongside some kinds of medication.<\/p>\n

Heavy Drinking<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Heavy drinking is when you consume more than what the Department of Health recommends as a safe limit. Below are the guidelines:<\/p>\n