Alex George claims he “saved £1,000 in a month” by giving up alcohol

dr Alex George claims he’s “saved £1,000 in the last month” by deciding to get sober 30 days ago.

The 31-year-old Love Island star has decided to give up alcohol ahead of Christmas and has said he’s feeling four figures better now because he’s “eating drinks, taxis and food” after a night out drinking.

The family doctor explained He would “rather spend the money on other things” and focus on his mental and physical health while avoiding the classic feel of “hangxiety.”

“Alcohol is so expensive”: Dr. Alex George claims he’s “saved £1,000 in the last month” by deciding to get sober 30 days ago

He told BBC Breakfast on Wednesday morning: “I’ve done my research and alcohol is so expensive, it’s so expensive for a nice pint in Manchester or London and it was great to give up before Christmas.

“I checked last night and I think I’ve saved £1,000 in the last month between taxis, the food you eat afterwards and the drink, it’s so expensive and I’d rather spend that on other things.”

The reality star went on to reveal the reason he quit drinking, saying he “I don’t have a problem” but wanted to lead a healthy lifestyle.

Sober: The 31-year-old Love Island star has decided to give up alcohol ahead of Christmas and has said he’s feeling four figures better now because after a night of drinking he’s “eating drinks, taxis and food “.

“It’s not about judging people who drink”: The GP explained that he would “rather spend the money on other things” and focus on his mental and physical health

He continued: “I probably drank once or twice a week, I would go out on a Saturday and have a few beers with friends, but my decision comes from a position where I don’t feel I have a problem with alcohol to have.

‘I resigned and left, ‘What are the benefits here?’. In society one is simply automatically enrolled in drinking.

“The bigger things that happen, someone is born, someone dies, good day at work, bad day at work, you’d go out for a drink.

“It’s not about judging people who drink, it’s about taking a step back and thinking, ‘What are the benefits here?'”.

‘What are the benefits?’: The reality star went on to reveal the reason he quit drinking, admitting he has ‘no problem’ but wants to lead a healthy lifestyle

“I finally decided that I like going out early in the morning, I enjoy my exercise and I feel good about myself, and alcohol does all the opposite of those things.”

However, Alex still hits the road sober with his friends and enjoys not having the “horrible hangxiety” afterwards.

He said: “I’m becoming more social because I know I can visit my friends and go to the gym the next day. The nice thing is you don’t have that horrible hangxiety.

“I can go to the gym the next day”: However, Alex still goes out with friends sober and enjoys not having the “terrible hangxiety” afterwards

The former ITV2 star revealed that he had been ringing in the new year quietly, telling Alex: “I was in bed at 9.30pm and was walking my dog ​​the next day.”

Back in December, he made the decision to get sober after admitting most of his “mistakes and bad decisions” were made while drinking.

The former A&E doctor boldly decided to give up alcohol due to the negative effects it had on his ADHD and the lack of positive physical and mental health benefits.

He insisted he didn’t have a “serious problem” with alcohol, but had become “sober-curious” as he got older.

No more alcohol: The former ITV2 star revealed that he’s been ringing in the new year quietly