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CELEBRITIES WHO DESPISE THE EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL

Mark Shandrow is Asana Recovery’s CEO and has 20+ years of experience in business development and operations in the addiction treatment industry.
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Although many people suffer from a severe attraction to alcohol, we are happy to report that many more people are just as equally turned off by this intoxicating drug. For the groups of teetotalers or experimental drinkers out there, booze is just another excuse for partying or a meaningless social vice that will only result in a 5-alarm hangover. However, even if you do suffer from alcohol use disorder, you will no doubt find their stories inspiring, especially if you have made the lifesaving decision to quit. Let’s take a closer look at some celebrities who tried alcohol and despised it.

Blake Lively

Here is a case of a teetotaler who took the high road. Although she played an alcoholic for years on the hit series Gossip Girl, Blake Lively has never experimented. In fact, the actress has never touched a drop of booze or tested out any drugs for her entire life. In an interview with Cosmopolitan, she explains how she has never had a desire to test her luck.

Florence Welch

During the height of her career, Florence Welch used to overindulge in alcohol but immediately quit when she realized it could cripple her career. After one party where she got dangerously drunk, Welch’s manager informed her that someone had filmed her drunken escapades. In a panic, she realized she had to turn her life around and dumped the drug permanently.

Calvin Harris

DJ Calvin Harris is most likely surrounded by alcohol during his job, but he dropped the drug immediately after he got sick. In a BBC interview, he explained how alcohol made him physically sick and impacted his brain to the point that he was terrified. Harris added that Jack Daniels is all over the place when he plays venues, but he sarcastically remarked that his clients could indulge. He would just stick with the sobriety train.

Seeking Treatment for Alcohol Abuse or Alcoholism   

Hard partying and heavy alcohol consumption do not make a person popular or loved, despite what the drunken people around you may say. Remember, you are much better than the bottle you are holding and can easily regain control, if you are willing to seek out help in the right place. Above all else, you have to have patience with yourself and show a little bit of self-love, which can really go a long way. Just be resilient and brave, and you will set yourself on the path to healing.

If you are suffering from a severe case of alcoholism or alcohol abuse or have a friend or loved one who is coping with this illness, get in touch with Asana Recovery today. Our professional team of counselors and healthcare experts will help you endure the painful process of alcohol withdrawal and detox and guide you along the rocky road of rehabilitation. Soon enough, you will experience a faster and much more efficient recovery.

If you want to find out more about our residential treatment or supervised detoxification/withdrawal programs or enroll in one of these programs today, we are ready and waiting to speak with you at your leisure and your disclosure. Call Asana now at (949) 438-4504 to learn how you can overcome your mental illness and take an extra step toward becoming a healthier person.

Mark Shandrow is Asana Recovery’s CEO and has 20+ years of experience in business development and operations in the addiction treatment industry.
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