With respect to the broader question of amount we drink...
User MadHatter_6, in the rum subreddit,
With respect to the broader question of amount we drink related to life expectancy: https://www.thelancet.com/action/showPdf?pii…
[No level of alcohol consumption is safe for our...
User ErebosGR, in the Psychology subreddit,
[No level of alcohol consumption is safe for our health](https://www.who.int/europe/news/item/04-01-2023-no-level-of-alcohol-cons…
Jetzt mal abgsehen vom Suchtargument, laut dieser Studie...
User CurlyDrake, in the Ratschlag subreddit,
Jetzt mal abgsehen vom Suchtargument, laut dieser Studie wird dich dein momentaner Konsum voraussichtlich zwischen 2 und 5…
With respect to the broader question of amount we drink...
User MadHatter_6, in the whiskey subreddit,
With respect to the broader question of amount we drink related to life expectancy: https://www.thelancet.com/action/showPdf?pii…
>>> If you normalize for individuals with co-morbidities,...
User grundar, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
>>> If you normalize for individuals with co-morbidities, and just focus on those who drink 0 alcohol by choice, then non-drinker…
> past studies with this u or j shaped curve have failed...
User grundar, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
> past studies with this u or j shaped curve have failed to distinguish between former drinkers and never drinkers within the…
> Any of the positive findings I've seen about alcohol...
User grundar, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
> Any of the positive findings I've seen about alcohol don't account for causes of sobriety. It's fairly common for analyses…
Most of the replies address probability of addiction....
User MadHatter_6, in the Scotch subreddit,
Most of the replies address probability of addiction. Effect on health is the other risk. Nations often have consumption…
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29676281/...
User random_BgM, in the DKbrevkasse subreddit,
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29676281/ https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2802963 Bla. Men…
[This recent meta...
User -k_albasi-, in the nutrition subreddit,
[This recent meta analysis](https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736%2818%2930134-X/fulltext) found “in…
Zero evidence that I am "poisoning myself" and finite...
User Any_Car5127, in the PeterAttia subreddit,
Zero evidence that I am "poisoning myself" and finite evidence that I am reducing my chances of Alzheimers. Here's the study…
> It’s wild that now we understand that there is no healthy...
User grundar, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
> It’s wild that now we understand that there is no healthy level of alcohol…
> It’s always a case of comparing a little to a lot. The...
User grundar, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
> It’s always a case of comparing a little to a lot. The studies that show that moderate drinking is better than no drinking…
> Yeah none of that seems to be supported by the bulk of...
User grundar, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
> Yeah none of that seems to be supported by the bulk of our scientific knowledge. Research has consistently shown that *light…
> Those glasses aren't hurting anyone, yes, but more than a...
User grundar, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
> Those glasses aren't hurting anyone, yes, but more than a fair number of folks believe wine is good for your…
> Recent research is pretty clear that there is no level...
User grundar, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
> Recent research is pretty clear that there is no level of alcohol intake that does not increase your risk of negative health…
Let me preface this by saying that I'm drinking a beer as I...
User sexybackproblems, in the Canada Politics subreddit,
Let me preface this by saying that I'm drinking a beer as I write this. These are guidelines. The government is basing these…
ok, here's the in-depth answer. First at the outset, no...
User kooroo, in the To alcohol, the cause of and solution to all life's problems subreddit,
ok, here's the in-depth answer. First at the outset, no health organization recommends any level of drinking. In any…
The site is outdated. It was disproven a few years ago the...
User bobbi21, in the Ask Reddit... subreddit,
The site is outdated. It was disproven a few years ago the benefits of any alcohol for heart health. Here's the main meta-an…
Gibt es Gründe, die gegen leichten bis moderaten...
User Grabs_Diaz, in the r/de - völlig losgelöst subreddit,
Gibt es Gründe, die gegen leichten bis moderaten Alkoholkonsum sprechen? Ich bin nicht besonders tief im Thema drin, aber bei…
> For the last few years, it seemed like they'd settled...
User grundar, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
> For the last few years, it seemed like they'd settled on alcohol never having net benefits, that even small amounts caused…
Zum Glück gab es ja [eine...
User M4mb0, in the r/de - völlig losgelöst subreddit,
Zum Glück gab es ja [eine Quellenangabe](https://www.thelancet.com/action/showPdf?pii=S0140-6736%2818%2930134-X), wo man sehr…
MD here. How safe is daily drinking depends a lot on how...
User jasonbo007, in the Scotch subreddit,
MD here. How safe is daily drinking depends a lot on how long you have been drinking, what your lifestyle is, what your food…
>I don't see a problem with alcohol unless it becomes a...
User west_pac, in the CleanLivingKings subreddit,
>I don't see a problem with alcohol unless it becomes a hindrance in your life. I mean [according to some of the most recent…
> > Personally, I follow Paul's advice to Timothy:...
User west_pac, in the CleanLivingKings subreddit,
> > Personally, I follow Paul's advice to Timothy: "No longer drink only water, but use a little wine for the sake of your…
Risk thresholds for alcohol consumption: combined analysis of individual-participant data for 599 912 current drinkers in 83 prospective studies
User dyno__might, in the Dynomight subreddit,
> Well, we know alcohol is a carcinogenic, inherently...
User quantum_dan, in the Stoicism subreddit,
> Well, we know alcohol is a carcinogenic, inherently addictive poison with no safe quantity. Source? [This meta-analysis](http…
You likely won't get a fulfilling answer for various...
User Cyberspunk_2077, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
You likely won't get a fulfilling answer for various reasons. But I will try. This page appears balanced and only states…
4-5/night (~500 g/week of pure alcohol) is enough to knock...
User quantum_dan, in the Scotch subreddit,
4-5/night (~500 g/week of pure alcohol) is enough to knock at least 5 years off your life expectancy: [source](https://www.thelan…
> light to moderate use is healthier than...
User quantum_dan, in the changemyview subreddit,
> light to moderate use is healthier than…
Yes, that statement is somewhat speculative, I'll give you...
User acarballocasla, in the RedMeatScience subreddit,
Yes, that statement is somewhat speculative, I'll give you that. The reasons behind the observed beneficial association of…
>Red wine is not healthy in moderation, this is a myth...
User jessica_hobbit, in the Ask Reddit... subreddit,
>Red wine is not healthy in moderation, this is a myth based on old/wrong…
> I wouldn't call a ~30% reduction in cardiovascular...
User quantum_dan, in the Stoicism subreddit,
> I wouldn't call a ~30% reduction in cardiovascular disease anywhere near…
Re: study I found a huge meta-analysis (~600k total people...
User quantum_dan, in the Scotch subreddit,
Re: study I found a huge meta-analysis (~600k total people in 83 studies) that found no life expectancy impact from <7 drinks a…
I'll try to remember to link the study later, but a huge...
User quantum_dan, in the bourbon subreddit,
I'll try to remember to link the study later, but a huge meta-analysis found no life expectancy effect from up to roughly 7…
I'll do ya one better: [a big...
User quantum_dan, in the Scotch subreddit,
I'll do ya one better: [a big meta-analysis](https://www.thelancet.com/action/showPdf?pii=S0140-6736%2818%2930134-X). On…
Here's an article from [the...
User warboy, in the Homebrewing subreddit,
Here's an article from [the Guardian](https://www.theguardian.com/science/sifting-the-evidence/2014/apr/22/drinking-wine-health-e…
Risk thresholds for alcohol consumption: combined analysis of individual-participant data for 599 912 current drinkers in 83 prospective studies
User dondiegoalonso,
Defining Moderate Drinking: When science says enough is enough
User SamoonAhmadMD, in the Drinking subreddit,
Defining Moderate Drinking: When science says enough is enough
User SamoonAhmadMD, in the addiction subreddit,
Oh for fuck’s sake. I’ve read the entire argument. I’ve...
User boarshead72, in the Homebrewing subreddit,
Oh for fuck’s sake. I’ve read the entire argument. I’ve posted this (peer-reviewed, made a big splash) study before. [A…
Hey, > Two - natural alcohol consumption data bias in...
User rumata_xyz, in the Science-Based Nutrition subreddit,
Hey, > Two - natural alcohol consumption data bias in meta-/historic dietary studies. Typical research tends to show a trend…
Risk thresholds for alcohol consumption: combined analysis of individual-participant data for 599 912 current drinkers in 83 prospective studies [Wood et al., 2018]
User stupidrobots, in the ketodrunk subreddit,
Risk thresholds for alcohol consumption: combined analysis of individual-participant data for 599 912 current drinkers in 83 prospective studies [Wood et al., 2018]
User dreiter, in the Science-Based Nutrition subreddit,
No, but 7 drinks a week is the healthy upper limit, before...
User Shitty__Math, in the loseit - Lose the Fat subreddit,
No, but 7 drinks a week is the healthy upper limit, before it starts to effect all case mortality. See [this](https://www.scienc…
Totally agree, even ‘in moderation’ it’s not fine. Here’s a...
User Peakofeloquence, in the unpopularopinion subreddit,
Totally agree, even ‘in moderation’ it’s not fine. Here’s a recent study for the interested. https://www.thelancet.com/action/s…
Alcohol in moderation likely falls well within most...
User Sluisifer, in the Homebrewing subreddit,
Alcohol in moderation likely falls well within most people's definition of an acceptable risk, but we shouldn't kid ourselves…
The study conflates all kinds of mortality into the risk of...
User CalEPygous, in the World News subreddit,
The study conflates all kinds of mortality into the risk of a single glass. This includes alcohol-related accidents etc. In…
The 2018 Lancet Study on Alcohol Consumption (studying over 600,000 alcohol consumers) has concluded moderate alcohol consumption (>100g) IS NO LONGER associated with positive health benefits and that, in fact, moderate alcohol consumption is associated with a 6 months to 4 year SHORTER life span.
User beowulf9, in the junkscience subreddit,
Risk thresholds for alcohol consumption: combined analysis of individual-participant data for 599,912 current drinkers in 83 prospective studies. Study recorded 40,310 deaths and 39,018 incident cardiovascular disease events during 5·4 million person-years of follow-up.
User MotherHolle, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
The 2018 Lancet Study on Alcohol Consumption (studying over 600,000 alcohol consumers) has concluded moderate alcohol consumption (>100g) IS NO LONGER associated with positive health benefits and that, in fact, moderate alcohol consumption is associated with a 6 months to 4 year SHORTER life span.
User Shimitard, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
TIL The 2018 Lancet Study on Alcohol Consumption (studying over 600,000 alcohol consumers) has concluded moderate alcohol consumption IS NO LONGER ASSOCIATED WITH POSITIVE HEALTH BENEFITS and that, in fact, moderate alcohol consumption is associated with a 6 months to 4 year SHORTER LIFE SPAN.
User Shimitard, in the Today I Learned (TIL) subreddit,
TIL The 2018 Lancet Study on Alcohol Consumption (studying over 600,000 alcohol consumers) has concluded moderate alcohol consumption IS NO LONGER ASSOCIATED WITH POSITIVE HEALTH BENEFITS and that, in fact, moderate alcohol consumption is associated with a 6 months to 4 year SHORTER LIFE SPAN.
User Shimitard, in the Today I Learned (TIL) subreddit,
Umbrales de Riesgo para el consumo de alcohol
User Sagell, in the Reddit Argentina subreddit,
Risk thresholds for alcohol consumption: combined analysis of individual-participant data for 599 912 current drinkers in 83 prospective studies
User serghiou, in the /r/medicine: a subreddit for medical professionals subreddit,
We tell patients that one drink a day ([or even...
User curlypies, in the /r/medicine: a subreddit for medical professionals subreddit,
We tell patients that one drink a day ([or even two](http://www.thelancet.com/action/showFullTextImages?pii=S0140-6736%2818%29301…
The findings of a new study challenge the widely held belief that moderate drinking is beneficial to cardiovascular health, according to the authors.
User DesperateTourist, in the Reddit Science subreddit,
This point really needs to be hammered >When...
User Reyzorblade, in the FoodForThought: Intellectual Nourishment subreddit,
This point really needs to be hammered home: >When plotted on a curve, drinkers fell into a J-shaped pattern: Abstainers in…