To try to cater to these temporary teetotalers, many liquor stores are pushing beefed-up inventories of nonalcoholic products.

I’ve had a lot of patients come in and complain their skin is more itchy,” he said. Added Thieu, who is chief of dermatology for Main Line Health, and who happens to suffer from eczema: “The last few ...

January is typically a dark and rainy time of year in Portland, where some days the thick clouds make it feel as though the ...

People who participate in Dry January are often hoping to level up their health. But no matter your reasons for abstaining ..

No, because Dry January ... that the language of Dry January is problematic: ‘clean’ and ‘natural’ are morally ‘binary’ words. She writes: ‘We have the power to circulate millions of aesthetically ...

Still, Greenville-area restaurants and social spaces are serving up non-alcoholic drinks and mocktails to help those who committed to Dry January — a challenge that aims to eliminate alcohol ...

The annual ritual known as Dry January ... spirit no longer seem like good bets for longevity. So people are drinking less, almost all people. Just 62% of adults age 35 and younger say they ...

Whether you're taking a break after the holidays or "dry curious," many are forgoing alcohol for Dry January ... unblurred by, say, a room-temperature juice glass of Old Grandad.

AND I HAVE TO SAY IT’S ... HEY. NO ALCOHOL. RIGHT? SO YOU CAN DRI A new year calls for new year's resolutions, and if your goal is to become sober, Dry January may be a good challenge.

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The concept of "Dry January" has increased in popularity with better non-alcoholic drink options, proving it is still a trend worth trying. What are the benefits of Dry January? Dry January is a ...

Gym enrolments, no drinking, and what not. But the wellness trend of 'Dry January' is one that you might want to see through to the end of the month. The practice of going dry or alcohol-free in ...