Alcohol abuse and its negative effects on one's health and well-being is a major concern for family members of people who struggle with such issues. The excessive consumption of alcohol can lead to serious health problems, including injuries, violence, liver diseases, and cancer. The CDC Alcohol Program aims to address this issue and provide treatment options. Alcohol is the most commonly used addictive substance in America and can have adverse effects on virtually every aspect of one's physical and mental health. Whether in mild or severe cases, unhealthy alcohol use can put one's health and safety at risk. The consumption of alcohol can greatly impact the brain, body, and mental health, and it is important to seek help if concerned about one's drinking habits. The U.S. Dietary Guidelines recommend limiting alcohol intake to minimize potential negative effects.