; that group reports a 17 percent spike in frequency . “We know that when people drink at home, they tend to drink larger measures and more as they lose the effect of pacing their drinking with others,” Ian Hamilton, associate professor at University of York in the United Kingdom, told TODAY Health.
Dr. Richard de Visser, reader in Psychology at Brighton & Sussex Medical School in the United Kingdom, who is involved with research about Dry January’s impact, said that typically, around 70% of people who sign up for Dry January manage to abstain from alcohol for the month. Yet, the insurrection on January 6th, not to mention the ongoing pandemic and all the problems we’re facing as a result, led many to call it quits early.
If you fall into the dry-ish January camp, don’t beat yourself up. “I believe that Dry January succeeds, even if the drinker does not keep it up for the whole month,” Dr. H. Westley Clark, dean’s executive professor of Public Health at Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, California, told TODAY, explaining that it’s a chance for personal assessment.
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Dry Jan is dumb
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Dry January... who comes up with these ridiculous things?
It’s 31 days - would hope more than 70% who tried had the fortitude to get through it.
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