Lifestyle Infographics

In 2010, about 10% of men and 3% of women reported heavy alcohol use. Alcohol dependency is every bit as destructive as drug abuse, but with alcohol rehab, drinking problems can be put to rest. Check out this infographic to see some of the problems alcohol abuse can create.

Weddings are a joyous occasion, but a new trend suggests divorces are becoming just as worthy of celebration. Divorce parties are about celebrating the new chapter in your life and letting go of the stress and frustration associated with ending a marriage. Total Divorce provides advice on how to throw a divorce party.

Many people around the world from different countries are now making use of vaults and safes for their valuables safety. These item keepers are made from durable metals that are hardly destroyed by weather and other unexpected calamities that could happen. Considering these factors, there has been a forecast about the increase of demand for vaults this year. The increase of supply needed that was predicted by many businessmen is really big.

Are you having a hard time communicating with older adults in your life you can not hear? This infographic share some tips for helping you and your loved ones have better communication.

Heroin is known as the most addictive drug ever, and with very good reason. Those who suffer from heroin addiction spend an average of $200 per day to maintain their habit. Although heroin comes from the natural-occurring morphine extracted from certain poppy plants, the effects are anything but natural. Sold as a white or brown powder or as a black sticky substance known as “black tar heroin,” the drug is highly addictive and often leads to cravings and intense withdrawal symptoms.

It’s no secret that technology will play an increasingly large role in our lives in 2013, both in terms of the devices we use and the ways we spend our time. What are the New Year’s resolutions and challenges that you want to accomplish and/or overcome this year? Most likely, technology can help you achieve them.

Are there more individuals charged with property crimes, such as robbery and theft, in states that are less religious than others? In this infographic from Total Criminal Defense, we’ll investigate whether or not there is a correlation between religion and crime.