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More and more young people are stepping back from binge drinking alcohol or abstaining completely, sparking the sober-curious movement, which is less about quitting drinking just for dry January, but more about mindful consumption year-round. @shanellekaul_ explains.

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Stop Socialist Tyranny1 年前

Great to see young people taking control of their health and making conscious choices about their lifestyle This movement towards mindful consumption is a positive step, promoting self-awareness and responsibility Let's support these individuals in their journey towards a healthier and more balanced life

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$8 Bartemy1 年前

@shanellekaul_ Alcohol is basically poison. Maybe people are finally realizing that.

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Adam1 年前

@CBSNews @shanellekaul_ Nerds 😂

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Roberⓣ aka Bobby1 年前

@CBSNews @shanellekaul_ People are opening their minds to the dangers of alcohol consumption good for them

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Bryte1 年前

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Renee DiSisto1 年前

@shanellekaul_ I love this!

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Darin Westhoff1 年前

@CBSNews @shanellekaul_ Mainly because they all just smoke weed! This story is junk!

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