Recovery Partner Network

Recovery Partner Network

Recovery Partner Network

  • Is wine a depressant?

Is wine a depressant?

Wednesday 30th December 2020

Understand how moderate wine drinking can uplift you, while excessive consumption can depress your mood. Tune in for insights and real-life experiences.
 

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Wine and Mood: Understanding Alcohol's Dual Nature

Ever wondered why a glass of wine sometimes feels uplifting, but too much can bring you down? This episode of the 'Recovery Partner Network' podcast breaks down the complex relationship between alcohol consumption and its varying effects on your mood. You'll hear about how moderate drinking might give you a temporary buzz, making you feel more social and energized. But beware, because crossing that line into excessive drinking can flip the switch, leaving you feeling sluggish, down, or even anxious.
It's a fascinating look at how the same substance can act both as a friend and a foe, depending on how much you drink. Perfect for anyone trying to understand their own drinking habits or support someone else on their journey to sobriety. Tune in for an eye-opening discussion that blends science with real-life experiences, helping you make informed choices about alcohol.
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