Overdrinking: Unpacking the Numbers and Neuroscience with Molly Watts
In my opinion, we can't take the numbers out of moderating, we can't just cling to numbers and we can't just do the thought work and not pay attention to the numbers.
Ever wondered how the numbers and neuroscience behind overdrinking can shape your habits? In this episode of 'The Alcohol Minimalist Podcast', host Molly Watts dives deep into these aspects, offering a fresh perspective on managing alcohol consumption. Molly shares her own experiences and long-term goals, emphasizing the importance of tracking alcohol-free days and understanding the science behind our drinking patterns. She believes that becoming an alcohol minimalist isn't about deprivation but about making mindful choices that foster peace and well-being.
Throughout the episode, Molly discusses the behavior map and result cycle, shedding light on how they influence our drinking habits. One of the standout points she makes is that there are no known safe levels of alcohol, and reducing consumption can lead to fewer negative consequences. With practical tips and personal anecdotes, Molly encourages listeners to harness the power of their brains to overcome past patterns and create a more peaceful relationship with alcohol.
Whether you're looking to cut back or simply gain a better understanding of your drinking habits, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable advice.