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In the face of any problem, worrying excessively only makes the situation worse. Not only because it prevents one from focusing and rationally analyzing critical issues and strategies to deal

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Despite recurring rains and unpredictable temperature changes, with the arrival of warm weather almost all of us feel a renewed urge to exercise in the gym, pool and, most importantly,

Alcohol: when does pleasure become a problem?

Not being able to do without drinking while trying hard. Drinking in secret from family and friends. Giving alcohol priority over professional commitments, family and social relationships, giving up trips,