Alcohol: All Risk, No Benefits

by Peter N. Landless MB BCh, Duane C. McBride PhD

Overview

In a world filled with confusing, mixed messages about alcohol, this book offers a powerful and enlightening look at alcohol and its risks from a Christian perspective. It explores the physical, mental, and spiritual consequences of alcohol use, providing a comprehensive guide for individuals seeking understanding, healing, and hope.

With a blend of scientific research and biblical wisdom, Alcohol uncovers the profound impact of alcohol on the body, brain, and mind. Drawing on the latest medical insights, this book sheds light on the alarming truth behind alcohol's effects, helping readers make informed decisions about their health and well-being.

This book, written by a collection of doctors and research scientists, challenges the cultural myths and misconceptions that often surround alcohol use. It also provides valuable guidance on prevention and intervention. From addressing the unique challenges faced by youth and college students to offering insights into effective treatment and recovery, this book equips readers with practical tools to combat alcohol abuse in their lives and communities. 

Healing is possible, and redemption is within reach. Whether you are personally affected by alcohol's effects or seek to support those on their path to recovery, this book will empower you with knowledge, compassion, and faith to make a positive change.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185703861
Publisher:	Pacific Press Publishing Association
Publication date:	03/25/2024
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Dr. Peter Landless trained in South Africa and has completed specialties in family medicine, internal medicine, and cardiology. He is also an ordained minister and has served in Health Ministries at the General Conference since 2001 and as director since 2013. He is also the executive director of the International Commission for the Prevention of Alcoholism and Drug Dependency. He is an adjunct professor of medicine at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and an adjunct associate professor at the Loma Linda Schools of Medicine and Public Health.

As an integral part of the local community and the SDA church worldwide, Dr. McBride has become well known for his research efforts in addictions and Adventist Global Church Member surveys. Joining the Department of Behavioral Sciences (now the School of Social & Behavioral Sciences) in 1986, Dr. McBride took over as Chair of the Behavioral Sciences department from Dr. LaBianca in 1992 and continued to serve in that position for 23 years. In addition to his work in the School of Social & Behavioral Sciences, Dr. McBride serves on the Berrien County Board of Public Health, on the National Institute of Health Grant Review Committee, and as the Executive Director of the Institute for Prevention of Addictions. As Senior Research Professor, Dr. McBride continues to work on and publish research in collaboration with individuals both at Andrews and abroad and to prepare for the 2023 Global Church Member Survey.