[ad_1] January is here. The time to make unrealistic resolutions and cut back on excesses. Dry January or Drynuary has become an annual tradition for many, where they abstain from alcohol for a full 31 days. It started in 2013 by Alcohol Change UK, a charity aiming to create mindful alcohol consumption habits. This year […]
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[ad_1] January is here. The time to make unrealistic resolutions and cut back on excesses. Dry January or Drynuary has become an annual tradition for many, where they abstain from alcohol for a full 31 days. It started in 2013 by Alcohol Change UK, a charity aiming to create mindful alcohol consumption habits. This year […]
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[ad_1] After the excesses of December comes Dry January. If you have decided to give up alcohol, or even just take a pause, it is easier this year than ever before as bars and mixologists experiment with zero-alcohol drinks. While the Dry January challenge, which started in the west around 2013-14, has gained traction, with […]
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