A daily drink to unwind may not be a death sentence, but a new study suggests overindulgence could dig you an early grave.
Researchers in Canada have concluded that a daily tipple does not raise the risk of meeting an early grave, but heavy drinkers – or those who consume up to a bottle of alcohol per day – are 61% more likely to die prematurely.on Friday, compiles data from 107 studies on the deadly effects of alcohol, published between 1980 and 2021. All told, their review included 4.8 million participants.
Studies have shown that “moderate” drinkers live longer than abstainers on average, with a lower likelihood of death from heart disease. Though it may seem counterintuitive, study authors suggested that those who avoid alcohol are also more likely to be former drinkers — even heavy drinkers — which may have taken a lifelong toll on their health.
As the pendulum swings, an increased risk of mortality “was evident” as well among the highest consumers, researchers confirmed, with men more likely to be called heavy drinkers than women. Rosé all day might not be as appealing after the latest findings, which link heavy alcohol consumption daily to an early grave.But don’t go toasting to your cheap date just yet. These new results could be sobering for those whose Happy Hour lasts just a little too long., their analysis further revealed that “low-volume alcohol drinking was not associated with protection against death from all causes.
Women who rosé all day beware: Ladies who enjoyed two or more drinks per day were at an increased risk of early death — higher than those whoMen, on the other hand, were at a lower risk of mortality when consuming two drinks per day, but their risk began to increase when downing three or more alcoholic beverages.
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