South Florida specialists want people to know that repairing your liver is possible, and laying off alcohol in January is ...

Taking a 30 ... alcohol should be consumed in moderation — one drink per day or less for females and two drinks per day or less for males. Yet the World Health Organization (WHO) states that no ...

"Until you’ve got advanced liver disease ... a month off alcohol can reverse some damage. If you have low level scarring, it has no impact on your day to day health at all.

It might seem like a treat at the end of the day. But Britain's 'wine o'clock' culture may be partly to blame for an alarming trend that has seen deaths from chronic liver disease rocket five-fold ...

It's well known that excessive alcohol use can be detrimental to a person's health. And doctors are now linking it to an ...

point of no return for liver recovery. Alcohol intake of more than 30 gm a day increases risk of liver damage significantly.

Studio Firma/Stocksy United A new federal report shows that one drink per day could raise the risk of liver damage and ... Recent studies suggest that no amount of alcohol consumption is ...

Taking the challenge of going dry in January, or Dry January, i.e. having no alcohol for ... to ‘refresh’ the liver or achieve other health gains. Abstaining from alcohol for a month is ...

and I think a lot of people just need to be aware of the fact that there's really no amount of alcohol that's good for you." The liver is the only internal organ that can regenerate if given a chance.