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
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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.
Risky Foods to Avoid?
The Skinny: Can foods cause cancer? It is debatable, and there are all sorts of provisos surrounding any suspect. Unless there is contamination or other unusual factors, moderation is always
Here’s To Beer’s Benefits
The Skinny: It is no secret that beer is loved, possibly being the most popular go-to adult beverage on the market. Yet despite the general fondness for beer, it gets
Human Alcohol Attraction May Be Monkey Business
By John Salak — The “drunken monkey” theory may be more than just speculation, providing beer, wine and liquor lovers with scientific support for why they enjoy imbibing. The cheery
Coffee? Sure, Have Another Cup
By John Salak – Stop worrying about your morning joe. A couple of cups of coffee may just help boost heart health and longevity. In what is being hailed as
Be Smart & Don’t Drink Up
By John Salak – Perhaps everything in moderation is not okay, at least when it comes to alcohol. Sure, numerous findings underscore the benefits of a drink or two daily.
The Addiction Plague
The Skinny Addiction is rampant in the United States. It is a compulsion or dependence that can take many forms, virtually all of them harmful to the individuals directly involved,
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