What Alcohol Does to Your Brain and Body #SoberCurious #WomenOver40

insulin resistance, diabetes, blood sugar, weight loss

Did you know that alcohol increases your risk of cancer by 74% for women who drink two drinks per day? Watch the full episode to learn how alcohol affects your brain and body after 40.

Cameron Long
 

  • @jonnarivers6434 says:

    Wow-I totally relate and have just given up too. Would adore for you to share your alternative drinks as that’s where I’m getting stuck as still want the feeling of joy that it brought without the effects! Thank you for all you do-you are such an inspiration!!!

  • @Mojo849 says:

    Yes, would love to know what you just fixed.

  • @canecorsomom2023 says:

    I absolutely relate to this and the same realization you did just a few months ago. Alsonread the book Quit Like A Woman, has a very femenist bend but very enlightening regarding how alcohol is marketed and sold to women and why is woven into the fabric of our culture

  • @casperinsight3524 says:

    an ethical hangover 👌🏼😉

  • @casperinsight3524 says:

    Thankfully societal norms have shifted away from cocktails, vino & vodka to Mocktails 🍹 Cheers Sista ! 👌🏼😎😅

  • @rebeccahicks3508 says:

    I haven’t had a glass of wine since watching video 6 weeks ago!

  • @Christina-yu3gu says:

    Yes, what’s the drink recipe you made? ❤

  • @ZEUStheKingGermanShepherd says:

    Ok…. whats your mocktail?? I dont eat sugar . And very little carbs. But a couple tequilla drinks at night will be hard to drop

  • @nadiakhurma5954 says:

    Ummm Chalene not fair!!😅🍹 What was in THAT drink!! That looked so good!!

  • @elizabethbrehm8996 says:

    Love this and I’m so proud of you

  • @AandC2206 says:

    When I quit in 2016 for 7 years I actually had alcohol dreams. It was crazy. I do not drink like I did before that time off. I will have a sip of cognac after a full meal on occasion. That daily wine space was a horrible place to be. Annie Grace’s book was instrumental.

  • @AandC2206 says:

    My tip, don’t replace alcohol with sugary drinks! Stick to bitters. Be well❤

  • @dianavaldez3371 says:

    I drink socially, which is rare. I just have too much to do, and I need to be at peak mental capacity every day. That’s why I choose not to drink on the daily.

  • @Barbara-wi5tg says:

    Thank you so much for sharing and really taking the time to explain this. It is so very important to know and understand what is going on. I can’t explain how much this really means to me. Thank you.😊

  • @Barbara-wi5tg says:

    Thank you so much for sharing and really taking the time to explain this. It is so very important to know and understand what is going on. I can’t explain how much this really means to me. Thank you.😊 love it if I knew I had to know it or I may have got that backwards knowing it you have to do something. You have to examine yourself for real. You have to admit it you are so right thank you for being true to yourself and to those who need to be true to themselves and it’s probably I’m talking about myself😂

  • @NicoleAZ145 says:

    I don’t drink anymore but I’m this way with food. I eat to feel better but I feel like crap. I don’t want to admit that I have an issue.

  • @mandychadwick9262 says:

    Absolutely Agree ❤..I stopped for Exactly the same Reason 6 months ago..i lost 4 stone in weight and it just wasn’t me Drinking x i also drank Alcohol most of my life im 60 next week x ❤

  • @cassandrasjourney4222 says:

    Yes… I felt depressed and foggy …yuck. I love my clarity, focus, and positive attitude

  • @marygunn7417 says:

    I have never drank. I married 2 alcoholics. I don’t understand it but I also don’t understand how people don’t want to have a cup of coffee in the morning😅

  • @kirstenherbert5143 says:

    Not to mention it’s a class 1 carcinogen announced by the FDA but that news slipped through unnoticed during COVID. I’m a cancer physician and I did hear the message, so at age 50, I stopped. Best decision I ever made. Better mornings, better sleep, better brain, better metabolism. The real question to me now is ‘why would I ever put something that toxic in my body?’

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