You know how alcohol makes you feel. Do you know what it's actually doing to you?
Alcohol is sold as relaxation, confidence, reward, connection, and escape. It sits at the center of celebrations, relationships, stressful evenings, and ordinary nights at home. Because it's so familiar, few people stop to question what happens after the first sip.
The truth is far less comfortable.
Alcohol enters your bloodstream, alters your brain chemistry, weakens judgment, disturbs memory, burdens the liver, affects the heart and gut, disrupts sleep, and trains the nervous system to rely on a chemical shortcut for relief.
Its effects reach far beyond the body. Alcohol can quietly shape your moods, habits, relationships, decisions, self-respect, and the person you believe yourself to be.
What Alcohol Really Does to You follows the hidden path of a drink through your brain, body, and life. Written in clear, direct language by counselor, psychotherapist, and hypnotherapist Ian Bates, it strips away the comforting myths and shows the full cost behind the familiar promise.
This book isn't here to shame you or tell you what label to use. It's here to show you what alcohol does, why it can become so difficult to control, and why the effects rarely end when the glass is empty.
A series of guided reflection exercises will also help you examine the story behind your drinking, identify the needs beneath it, recognize what alcohol has taken, and consider what you want back. They turn understanding into honest self-examination and help you decide what your next step may need to be.
Alcohol gives something quickly and effectively, then takes things away slowly but surely: sleep, clarity, energy, memory, confidence, trust, and time. Eventually, it can begin taking something even more personal-your sense of who you are. Sober you and drinking you become two very different people. If the pattern continues for long enough, the original you can start to shrink while the alcohol-created version takes up more and more space.
You've heard the story of what alcohol gives you. Now discover what it takes.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. You know how alcohol makes you feel. Do you know what it's actually doing to you?Alcohol is sold as relaxation, confidence, reward, connection, and escape. It sits at the center of celebrations, relationships, stressful evenings, and ordinary nights at home. Because it's so familiar, few people stop to question what happens after the first sip.The truth is far less comfortable.Alcohol enters your bloodstream, alters your brain chemistry, weakens judgment, disturbs memory, burdens the liver, affects the heart and gut, disrupts sleep, and trains the nervous system to rely on a chemical shortcut for relief.Its effects reach far beyond the body. Alcohol can quietly shape your moods, habits, relationships, decisions, self-respect, and the person you believe yourself to be.What Alcohol Really Does to You follows the hidden path of a drink through your brain, body, and life. Written in clear, direct language by counselor, psychotherapist, and hypnotherapist Ian Bates, it strips away the comforting myths and shows the full cost behind the familiar promise.This book isn't here to shame you or tell you what label to use. It's here to show you what alcohol does, why it can become so difficult to control, and why the effects rarely end when the glass is empty.A series of guided reflection exercises will also help you examine the story behind your drinking, identify the needs beneath it, recognize what alcohol has taken, and consider what you want back. They turn understanding into honest self-examination and help you decide what your next step may need to be.Alcohol gives something quickly and effectively, then takes things away slowly but surely: sleep, clarity, energy, memory, confidence, trust, and time. Eventually, it can begin taking something even more personal-your sense of who you are. Sober you and drinking you become two very different people. If the pattern continues for long enough, the original you can start to shrink while the alcohol-created version takes up more and more space.You've heard the story of what alcohol gives you. Now discover what it takes. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798235911659
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. You know how alcohol makes you feel. Do you know what it's actually doing to you?Alcohol is sold as relaxation, confidence, reward, connection, and escape. It sits at the center of celebrations, relationships, stressful evenings, and ordinary nights at home. Because it's so familiar, few people stop to question what happens after the first sip.The truth is far less comfortable.Alcohol enters your bloodstream, alters your brain chemistry, weakens judgment, disturbs memory, burdens the liver, affects the heart and gut, disrupts sleep, and trains the nervous system to rely on a chemical shortcut for relief.Its effects reach far beyond the body. Alcohol can quietly shape your moods, habits, relationships, decisions, self-respect, and the person you believe yourself to be.What Alcohol Really Does to You follows the hidden path of a drink through your brain, body, and life. Written in clear, direct language by counselor, psychotherapist, and hypnotherapist Ian Bates, it strips away the comforting myths and shows the full cost behind the familiar promise.This book isn't here to shame you or tell you what label to use. It's here to show you what alcohol does, why it can become so difficult to control, and why the effects rarely end when the glass is empty.A series of guided reflection exercises will also help you examine the story behind your drinking, identify the needs beneath it, recognize what alcohol has taken, and consider what you want back. They turn understanding into honest self-examination and help you decide what your next step may need to be.Alcohol gives something quickly and effectively, then takes things away slowly but surely: sleep, clarity, energy, memory, confidence, trust, and time. Eventually, it can begin taking something even more personal-your sense of who you are. Sober you and drinking you become two very different people. If the pattern continues for long enough, the original you can start to shrink while the alcohol-created version takes up more and more space.You've heard the story of what alcohol gives you. Now discover what it takes. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798235911659
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