Major study debunks myth that moderate drinking can be healthy

So they grouped the people by their genetic background, and found that people that have known enzymatic deficiency with an important effect on daily metabolism had an increase in risk of disease. Now, how did they prove that the increased risk is not related to the defective enzyme?

It reads as if they did a study on fenilcetonurics against normal people and found out that the amino acid phenylalanine is bad for the health.

Major study debunks myth that moderate drinking can be healthy

Says nothing about extended binge drinking though fortunately.

"@ SerranoApr.

This is bad news for the alcohol drinks industry."

Nothing to worry, alcohol industry will publish new research result which will show the benefit if each shots.

It's a magic business and we are the victim of business.

If you want to live to 100 plus like I do, avoid all alcohol, smoking and junk food.

I plan to live forever. So far so good.

Everything kills you.

Die in a way that you can live with and alls good. Only one life.

There is a study to say anything is good and another to say anything is bad. Live your life how you see fit, then you only have yourself to blame.

Ganbare, it isn’t that you will live so long, it will just seem that way!

What they have not taken in to account (as far as is explained in the article) is the undefined effects of the genetic variation in people’s who do not have the intolerance to alcohol.

Soyes this study is flawed at its outset.

@ganbarejapan!

Also UV if you want eyesight and good skin at one hundred.

Also not too much salt.

If you want to live to 100 plus like I do, avoid all alcohol, smoking and junk food. Don't eat much meat. Eat mostly vegetables. Its not rocket science.

Soon there will be study debunking that study and then another debunking that one and so on... Butter, no margarine, no butter. A study said aspirin helps protect against heart attacks...until another study says it doesn't. The list continues.

This is bad news for the alcohol drinks industry.