Unwinding with a drink may seem harmless but persistent alcohol consumption can stealthily damage your brain. And the worst part is you may not even realise…
Is unwinding with a drink rotting your brain?
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Christine Humphreys
About the Author
Christine Humphreys
Chris Humphreys is the co-founder of The Alcohol-Free Shop and AlcoholFree.com. She was a journalist for more years than she cares to remember. Ex-wife of an alcoholic, enthusiastic amateur musician and a passionate dog lover.
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