Moderate Drinking
Moderate Drinking Can Lead to Brain Damage and Deteriorate Mental Skills : StudyEven moderate drinking is linked to brain damage and a slight decline in mental skills, according to a latest study.
- Moderate Drinking May Cut Death Risk In Early Alzheimer's
Consumption of two-three units of alcohol every day was associated with a 77 percent lowered risk of death compared with a tally of one or fewer daily unit.
- Moderate Drinking May Not Be Good for Your Heart
According to a new study, alcohol may not be good for your heart after all. This latest researchcarried out by Tim Stockwell, director of the Centre for Addictions Research at the University of Victoria in ...
- Mindful Drinking: Balancing A Healthy Lifestyle With Beer Appreciation
Unlock the art of mindful drinking! Embrace moderation, explore beer styles, and master tasting techniques. Enjoy the benefits of improved sleep, mental clarity, and a healthier, happier you. Drink responsibly, savor the moment!
- Dealing With Diabetes Or Hypertension? This Is How Much You Should Drink Per Week (As Per Experts)
Diabetes risk: Heavy alcohol consumption has a well-established association with hypertension. However, doubt persists whether moderate alcohol consumption has a similar link.
- Binge Drinking May Expose Women to Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
Even moderate drinking has now been linked with a range of health ailments. It may lead to brain damage, heart issues and cognitive decline.
- Beware! Excessive Boozing May Make You Age Fast, Warn Experts
A recently published study by the American Heart Association states that drinking more than 4 drinks in a day and repeating the pattern to form a habit can have severe health consequences.
- No Amount Of Alcohol Is Safe For You. Nutritionist Explains WHO Report
The WHO report says that “when it comes to alcohol consumption, there is no safe amount that does not affect health”
- Grandpa, Put That Glass Down: Moderate Drinking May Cause Heart Damage in the Elderly
A new research which appeared in the American Heart Association's journal Circulation - Cardiovascular Imaging says having two or more drinks daily may damage the heart of elderly people.
