drinking.So Bottom Line Is Dry January Really Healthy?Yep — Dry January is one health and wellness trend that’s really worth a try.Of course like most New Year’s resolutions the benefits depend on how you approach it — and on what happens when February rolls around. If you use this brief break as an excuse to drink more heavily the rest of the year that’s not a net benefit for your health. But if you use it as a way to reset your relationship with alcohol and drink more moderately and mindfully all year round that’s a huge win.
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