6 easy ways to drink less alcohol

Plus: How to look good in loungewear and 12 holiday destinations you shouldn't overlook in 2023
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Monday January 2 2023

After an indulgent Christmas, a lot of us are cutting back on booze this January. But it can be easier said than done, especially if you have social committments this month. “Psychologically we have been conditioned as a society, particularly in the UK, to associate alcohol with everything from celebrations, to stress relief and socialising,” says Rosamund Dean, author of Mindful Drinking: How Cutting Down Can Change Your Life. To help, we asked the experts for their tips on how to reduce your alcohol intake without impacting your social life. Scroll down to read their advice.

Plus, our fashion team share their recommendations for the best stylish loungewear and discover 12 holiday destinations you shouldn't overlook in 2023.

Enjoy!
Abi, Lifestyle Team

 
 

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