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The revolutionary book that will change how you think about drinking forever - whether you're tackling Dry January, looking for a permanent shift or simply curious. 'Compelling and fascinating . . . A must-read' - Andrew Jenkinson, Sunday Times bestselling author of Why We Eat (Too Much) We drink to celebrate, to de-stress and to fit in. We barely question it - until we wake up with that vague sense of dread and ask, 'Why me?' If you are a perfectly rational person in all other areas of your life, but too often find that one glass of wine turns into a bottle, it isn't a moral failing or a lack of character. It's biology. In Why We Drink Too Much, leading surgeon and clinical researcher Dr Charles Knowles combines jaw-dropping science with his own harrowing journey as a recovering alcoholic to reveal what is really happening in our brains. With sharp wit and professional rigour, he unpacks:- The Reward System: Why alcohol hijacks our survival instincts and overrides our ability to choose.- The 'Drinking Champion' Phenotype: Why some of us are genetically primed to feel more reward from every sip.- A 12-Principle Blueprint: A science-backed guide to reclaiming your choice and moving toward long-term neutrality or sobriety. Whether you are 'sober curious,' a 'grey area' drinker, or someone who has visited the edge and didn't like the view, Dr Knowles offers a smart, accessible guide to reclaiming your choice. 'Fascinating' - Robin Ince 'Illuminating and beautifully written.' - Clare Pooley, bestselling author of The Sober Diaries 'Openhearted [and] useful. Knowles blends science and memoir to persuade readers to cut down on alcohol' - The New York Times
Dr Charles Knowles is Professor of Surgery at Queen Mary University of London. He also happens to be a recovering alcoholic. He has published over 300 peer-reviewed scientific papers and contributed as an expert to sober community groups and programmes. Why We Drink Too Much is his first popular book.
