Alcohol suppresses excitatory signals while enhancing gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), the main inhibitory neurotransmitter in ...

The medical professional revealed how the non-alcoholic alternative works on our brains and if it's potentially harmful ...

When you’re drinking an alcoholic beverage, those alcohol molecules bind to GABA receptors and cause the sedative, relaxing effects of GABA to be enhanced. Scientists (including Nutt ...

Many alcohol companies have delved into the realm of alcohol-free versions; even Guinness has released a 0% brew.

Fact checked by Nick Blackmer Some TikTokers swear by a hangover remedy called DHM (dihydromyricetin), a flavonoid found in ...

research suggests alcohol can bind to GABA receptors and block signaling. Do GABA supplements work? Here's the thing about GABA supplements: The research varies on what they can precisely do.

Private GP clinic Midland Health is urging people taking part in Dry January to think carefully about quitting cold turkey if ...

The Dry January challenge is a good way to reset your body but a GP has warned that it does come with its risks.

Alcohol is a depressant ... early stages of drinking your brain releases more dopamine and enhances the Gaba receptors (neurotransmitters that have a relaxing effect on the brain), causing ...