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Seventy was also the number of elders who served on the ancient high court, the Sanhedrin. Rabbi Hiyya teaches that one who can hold his drink and not reveal a secret is like one of those 70 elders. An action performed as per the inner voice does not lead to sins. Dumb arrogance against inner […]

Ethanol is classified as a “depressant” because it has a generally slowing effect on brain activity through activation of γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) pathways. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of Sober Recovery’s «Terms of Use», «Privacy Policy», «Cookie Policy», and «Health Disclaimer». The material on this site is for informational purposes only, and is not

Understanding alcohol brain fog is crucial for anyone dealing with alcohol-related cognitive impairments. By recognizing the signs and taking proactive steps, it’s possible to lift the fog and improve your cognitive function. Most people who have dealt with alcohol addiction have some idea of what brain fog feels like because it is very similar to