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T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach Discuss Excessive Drinking in 2023
Former Good Morning America hosts T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach have sobered up for Dry January following a boozy 2023.
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Former Good Morning America hosts T.J. Holmes and Amy Robach have sobered up for Dry January following a boozy 2023.
British actor Tom Holland revealed in a podcast interview that he quit drinking in January after a "very, very boozy" holiday season. Holland, best known for his role as Spider-Man, said that he initially decided to give up alcohol for January, but extended it to February after experiencing intense cravings. As he continued his alcohol pause, Holland began to feel the pressure of England's drinking culture. However, he said he turned a corner and became the "happiest" he has ever been in June. Holland's decision also inspired his mother to go sober.
If the word 'teetotalism' is new to you, don't fret! You're not alone. In essence, teetotalism refers to an individual's total abstinence from alcoholic beverages. Now, are you picturing a monk locked away in a monastery somewhere? Surprisingly enough, the philosophy of teetotalism exists right in our everyday world.
The phrase 'News content under Teetotalism', might spark your curiosity even more. What interesting tidbits could we possibly unearth on such a seemingly dry subject? (Pun intended!) Hold on tight, as we journey into what often goes unsung about this lifestyle choice.
It's no secret that excessive alcohol consumption reaps devastating effects physically and emotionally. But what about complete abstention? Conventional wisdom suggests improved liver function and mental wellbeing sounding convincing but hold on! Don’t assume it’s just clinical jargon or unsupported hearsay; scientific studies back up these claims!
You might be thinking that living life on the sober side isn't really for those who want to keep abreast with popular culture - a dull option for hipsters and party animals alike...think again! Celebrities like Blake Lively and Zac Efron have openly embraced teetotal lifestyles giving rise to increasing trends within millennial circles which shows it is indeed fashionable.
People usually associate glasses clinking together with social gatherings but does being a teetotaller mean dusting off cobwebs at home instead of dancing shoes at parties? While social situations may seem daunting without liquid confidence coursing through their veins, many self-proclaimed 'sobers' report rewarding experiences at these events having enjoyed lively chats while sipping designated driver-friendly mocktails!