Go sober

We believe in strength, clarity, and purpose.

And healthy living is our priority.

Alcohol doesn’t align with that.

That's why we choose a different path - and why more and more people are joining us.

Alcohol kills recovery

Drinking alcohol reduces muscle protein synthesis by up to 37% after strength training.

Source: ACSM

Even just one drink can reduce REM sleep by 9–24%, impairing recovery, mood, and energy.

Source: Sleep Foundation

Alcohol is a depressant

Alcohol increases symptoms of anxiety and depression—especially in active individuals who depend on endorphins and mental clarity to thrive.

Source: ACSM

Alcohol can cause 7 types of cancer, including mouth, throat, liver, bowel and breast. The more you drink, the bigger the risk.

Source: IARC

"No level of alcohol consumption is safe for our health."

Source: World Health Organization

Alcohol is a Group 1 carcinogen

The most dangerous group.

Along with asbestos, radiation and tobacco.


Source: IARC

Calories

Beer - 222 cals

G&T - 390 cals

Glass of wine - 158 cals

Source: NHS

30 days alcohol-free improves focus, memory, and stress resilience.

(Ask any athlete on a sober streak!)

Control your weight

Alcohol = empty calories. Plus, drunk or hungover temptations for high-calorie foods are bad for dieting.

Source: NLM

Get more done

75% of Dry January participants reported increased productivity and better physical health. (Source: University of Sussex)

Source: UOS

Beat the beer belly

Without alcohol, your body can process fat properly.

Source: DrinkAware

Protect your brain

Alcohol damages your gray matter - aka memory, attention and decision-making.

Source: Nature

BETTER SLEEP, FASTER RECOVERY

MORE ENERGY, LESS ANXIETY

CLEAR SKIN, BETTER DIGESTION

MORE TIME AND MONEY

NO HANGOVERS - EVER

MORE CONTROL OVER YOUR LIFE

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