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EPISODE · Dec 22, 2022 · 24 MIN

Are You Ready for a Dry January?

from Saint Alphonsus Wellcast

In this episode Candi Zappia, CHES and Debra Masner, RN discuss what Dry January is, the origins of the campaign, and the many health benefits of taking a break from alcohol. For resources on how to have a successful Dry January, visit https://www.alcoholtippingpoint.com/.

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In this episode Candi Zappia, CHES and Debra Masner, RN discuss what Dry January is, the origins of the campaign, and the many health benefits of taking a break from alcohol. For resources on how to have a successful Dry January, visit...

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