How Much Is Too Much?

The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism defines "moderate" drinking as no more than 1 drink per day for women and no more than 2 drinks per day for men.

The medical term for a drinking problem is "Alcohol Use Disorder." It can be diagnosed within three levels of severity: Mild, Moderate & Severe.

Where do you fall?

Do you sometimes drink more, or for longer than you expected?

Yes

Have you wanted to stop drinking or been unsuccessful in trying to cut down or quit?

Yes

Do you spend a great deal of time using alcohol or recovering from its effects?

Yes

Do you have cravings or strong desires or urges for alcohol?

Yes

Has alcohol use led to problems with work, school or home obligations?

Yes

No Red Flags!

Looks like you are in the clear! Of course, nothing can take the place of an assessment by a professional! If you have questions about alcohol use disorder and how it effects you, please speak with your primary can physican or call Recovery Centers of America today.

1-800-732-6837

Mild

Unhealthy alcohol use means drinking beyond the recommended limits. The negative consequences of too much alcohol includes illness, injury, and death!

Please contact us today to see how Recovery Centers of America can help.

1-800-732-6837

Moderate

Severe