Doing dry January? Try these nonalcoholic drinks around Ann ArborIf you rang in the new year a little too hard and promised to give up alcohol for January, you’re not alone.
Why some people are staying sober during Dry January — and why experts say the benefits may last well into the year"Dry January actually has a ton of benefits — aside from the health benefits, you have cleaner skin, you'll sleep better, you'll also save money," said one sobriety coach.cbsnews.com
Mix up mocktails for Dry JanuaryInstead of ditching the sugar or carbs to start the new year, some people are saying so long to alcohol.
In the middle of a Dry January? Here’s a mocktail you can make to cheers with!Mix up a tasty drink, but leave the booze on the shelf.
Pabst Blue Ribbon apologizes for vulgar Twitter post about ‘Dry January’“In no way does the content of these tweets reflect the values of Pabst and our associates.”news.yahoo.com
Should you do ‘Dry January?’ We asked a doctorAre you considering trying Dry January, the annual initiative to stop drinking for the first month of the new year?
