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Why Choose Abstinal?

Abstinal™ cleanses the system and uploads nutrients lost to drinking, and it restores the body’s ability to process food more efficiently and to build healthier red blood cells going forward.  

Alcohol toxins disrupt the way your body’s natural chemistry processes food.

Below, we explain how alcohol is metabolized.

Alcohol Metabolism in the Body

  • Alcohol is metabolized mainly in the liver, by enzymes like alcohol dehydrogenase (ADH) and aldehyde dehydrogenase (ALDH).
  • These enzymes convert alcohol → acetaldehyde (a toxic compound) → acetate (a less harmful substance that can be used for energy).
  • Differences in these enzymes (due to genetics) strongly influence tolerance, risk of dependence, and side effects.

Energy and Nutrient (Calorie) Metabolism

  • Alcohol provides calories, but they are “empty calories," no vitamins, minerals, or amino acids.
  • Chronic heavy drinking can interfere with absorption and utilization of nutrients such as B vitamins, zinc, magnesium and more.
  • Alcohol metabolism produces NADH, which shifts the body’s metabolic balance, contributing to fat accumulation in the liver (fatty liver) and low blood sugar in some cases.🌿

Metabolic Effects on the Brain

  • Alcohol alters neurotransmitter metabolism (dopamine, GABA, glutamate), which reinforces addictive behaviors.
  • Differences in how quickly alcohol is metabolized can affect whether you feel more of the rewarding effects (dopamine surge) or the negative effects (sedation, nausea).🌿

Understanding the science helps you rebuild your health with

Broader Metabolic Consequences of Alcohol

Broader Metabolic Consequences of Alcohol

Broader Metabolic Consequences of Alcohol

  • Long-term alcoholism disrupts glucose metabolism and insulin sensitivity, increasing risk of hypoglycemia and later type 2 diabetes.
  • It can also alter lipid metabolism, leading to high triglycerides and cardiovascular disease risk.
  • Disrupts nutrient balance: Long-term alcohol use depletes essential vitamins and minerals, making recovery and overall wellness more difficult. 🌿

Abstinal Balance

Broader Metabolic Consequences of Alcohol

Broader Metabolic Consequences of Alcohol

 At Abstinal™ we provide a trusted approach to restoring your health after alcohol use. 


Our formula, Detoxal™, cleanses while replenishing essential nutrients, restoring metabolic balance. By supporting overall wellness, it helps your body recover so you can feel energized, focused, and ready to live your best life. 🌿

Learn more about the Detoxal™ Formula🌿

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Your Health Comes First!!!🌸

 This product and website are not intended to be a diagnostic tool, or to treat, cure, or prevent any disease or disorder. If you feel that your symptoms warrant close medical observation during detox, consult with your physician. Always consult your healthcare provider before starting this or any program of supplementation, especially if you have medical conditions, are pregnant or nursing, or taking medications. 🆗

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