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Sober-Curious. Drinking Less Without Quitting Outright
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- Nombre de pages164
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-56520-7
- EAN9783565565207
- Date de parution16/07/2026
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- Taille605 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
For decades, the idea of a "heart-healthy" glass of red wine has been medical gospel, a belief born from a 1991 broadcast on "The French Paradox." This comforting notion allowed a known carcinogen to masquerade as a health tonic, shaping the advice of doctors and the habits of millions. But what if this entire consensus was built on a statistical illusion?
Dr. Anna Whitfield's "Sober-Curious" dismantles this persistent myth with surgical precision.
The book reveals the flawed science behind the famous J-shaped curve, exposing the "sick-quitter" effect and other confounding variables that created the false impression of a health benefit. It traces how the alcohol industry capitalized on a single television segment, turning flawed observational data into a multi-billion dollar marketing gift. Beyond debunking, this guide offers a clear, science-backed path forward.
It explains the neuroscience of dopamine, withdrawal, and how a temporary reset can recalibrate the brain's reward system, allowing people to reclaim their natural capacity for joy. Discover how to break the cycle of habituated drinking and build a healthier relationship with alcohol, without the pressure of quitting outright.
The book reveals the flawed science behind the famous J-shaped curve, exposing the "sick-quitter" effect and other confounding variables that created the false impression of a health benefit. It traces how the alcohol industry capitalized on a single television segment, turning flawed observational data into a multi-billion dollar marketing gift. Beyond debunking, this guide offers a clear, science-backed path forward.
It explains the neuroscience of dopamine, withdrawal, and how a temporary reset can recalibrate the brain's reward system, allowing people to reclaim their natural capacity for joy. Discover how to break the cycle of habituated drinking and build a healthier relationship with alcohol, without the pressure of quitting outright.
