Lifestyle Has Greatest Impact on Health
By Edward J. Thomas – There is good news for those worried that genetics puts them at a disproportionate risk of premature death. Apparently, environmental factors largely within a person’s
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Spirited Take on Non-Alcoholic Beverages
The Skinny: Non-alcoholic liquors and beers are all the rage, offering a spirited take on non-alcoholic beverages that has captured the attention of many. WellWell has even reported on the
Drink To Your Death
By John Salak – Alcohol consumption in the U.S. is exacting fearful consequences for virtually all Americans, with its deadly impact earning the grim reality of ‘drink to your death.’
Serving Up the Least Unhealthy Alcohol
By John Salak – Americans like to drink. One study revealed that 85 percent of those 18 or older had drunk alcohol at some point in their life and 69
Dual Solutions to Limit Drinking
By John Salak – Combating heavy alcohol consumption is tricky, but dual solutions to limit drinking may offer a path forward. The pattern isn’t easy to change even for those
Social Drinking Causes a Brain Buzz
By John Salak – It almost always seems better—or at least more enjoyable—to grab a drink with friends than to knock back one alone. Social drinking tends to make people
Whining Over Wine Glass Sizes
By John Salak – Excessive alcohol consumption is no laughing matter. Drinking is the fifth leading contributor to premature death and disease globally. Despite its well-recognized dangers, it’s tough to
Red Wines Can Be a Headache
By John Salak – Just in time for the holidays comes some sobering news. Research has uncovered why red wine—even the smallest nip—can give some people a headache. Perhaps the
Brewing Health Benefits
By John Salak – Americans just love their beer. It is their favorite alcoholic drink by far. Doesn’t matter the form or source—larger or ale, big brewery or craft maker—U.S.
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