Lee Davy
Lee Davy
ALCOHOL BLACKOUTS & THE DANGER WE IGNORE
ALCOHOL BLACKOUTS & THE DANGER WE IGNORE
ALCOHOL BLACKOUTS & THE DANGER WE IGNORE
Tuesday 18th March 2025
Lee Davy exposes the serious risks of alcohol blackouts and challenges the culture that normalises them. A must-listen for anyone concerned about alcohol safety.
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Get the buttons here!The Hidden Dangers of Alcohol Blackouts
Episode Overview
- Blackouts are often dismissed as harmless or humorous.
- Losing control during a blackout can lead to severe consequences.
- Society needs to recognise the dangers of normalising blackouts.
- Personal anecdotes highlight the widespread issue.
- A call for greater awareness and a shift in perspective on drinking.
Blackouts are not normal. Although our culture believes that they are, they are not.
Lee Davy, the host of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast, tackles a critical issue in this episode: the hidden dangers of alcohol blackouts. Reflecting on his own experiences and observations, Lee sheds light on how society often dismisses blackouts as a harmless or even humorous part of drinking culture. He emphasises the severe consequences that can arise from losing control, including vulnerability to assault and other dangers.
Lee's candid discussion highlights the normalisation of blackouts among young people and the urgent need to address this alarming trend. He also shares personal anecdotes, such as witnessing young women in distress during his travels, which underscore the widespread nature of this problem. By the end of the episode, Lee calls for a shift in perspective and greater awareness of the risks associated with blackouts.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the real impact of alcohol on safety and well-being.