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Recent studies indicate that acknowledging some former addicts returning to moderate drinking after years of abstinence challenges the traditional concept of alcohol addiction recovery. While the old view held that complete abstinence was the only option, research has shown that some individuals who continue to consume moderate amounts of alcohol can maintain stability in their physical and mental health. The studies confirm that complete abstinence generally yields better results in improving overall health and psychological and social functioning, but certain cases—especially less severe ones—may benefit from limited and safe alcohol consumption, provided there is careful assessment and ongoing support. Experts also point out that resuming drinking requires clear rules and continuous monitoring to prevent relapse, and that recovery is not a one-size-fits-all process, emphasizing the importance of understanding individual motives and risks.
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