Heavy drinkers are MORE likely to live to the age of 85

[darkbeaver]

Bottoms up! Heavy drinkers are MORE likely to live to the age of 85 without dementia, according to major 30-year study


A 30-year study by the University of California, San Diego has concluded that over-65s who indulge in up to three alcoholic drinks a day can look forward to a happy and healthy retirement.
In fact, they said, moderate to heavy drinkers are more likely to live to the age of 85 without dementia or other cognitive impairments than non-drinkers.

Read more: www.whatreallyhappened.com WHAT REALLY HAPPENED | The History The US Government HOPES You Never Learn!
​

 

[B00Mer]

Brain damage put aside.

 

[tay]

This is something that a few weeks ago until my setback I actually contemplated with some people.

A few weeks ago we once again heard that coffee reduces negatives in one by so many percent. We always hear that wine and chocolate do the same along with other products. Of course there is the exercise component, just 15 minutes a day they claim, or giving a short nap, and on and on it goes.

My thought that day were, well if one did everything that would improve/reduce your odds by 5% or so you would end up at 100%, basically living forever.....

 

[Twila]

IF they live that long cause booze has sooo many other waysof killing the rest of your body before dementia usually rears its head.

 

[B00Mer]

IF they live that long cause booze has sooo many other waysof killing the rest of your body before dementia usually rears its head.

Liver disease.. fella I knew pickled himself to death, they found him dead and fermenting in his bed.

I used to be a heavy drinker, but after a few visits to the hospital, puking blood and the doctor saying I had peptic ulcer and another drink would probably kill me.. I quickly gave it up.

So non-drinker (now), never smoked, never did drugs.. clean living

 

[Twila]

Liver disease.. fella I knew pickled himself to death, they found him dead and fermenting in his bed.

Friend was drunk, leaned out the passenger side of truck to grab his hat that fell off. Landed on his head and neck and died instantly.

Friend had a few drinks in her new hot tub, relaxing...fell asleep and drowned.

Random, for sure. Booze is dangerous stuff for sure.

 

[Johnnny]

Hard to believe since alcohol is way more addictive than pot.

 

[lone wolf]

...on the other hand, a heavy boozer might require a firetruck on standby come cremation day ;-)

 

[Twila]

Wonder what the measurable negative effects it has on the children of alcoholics of both those born to alcoholic parents and those who's parents became after are.

 

[Johnnny]

Wonder what the measurable negative effects it has on the children of alcoholics of both those born to alcoholic parents and those who's parents became after are.

Those kids have it tough just like heroin babies

 

[Bar Sinister]

I think you really would have to be drunk to believe anything on the source you provided.

 

[darkbeaver]

You provide a list of sources that you have confidence in and we'll be sure not to insult your delicate tastes in what you consider proper reliable information.

 

[White_Unifier]

Hard to believe since alcohol is way more addictive than pot.

Interesting, I ddidn't know that. What I do know is that while alcohol is one of the less addictive drugs, it's still addictive and cutting cold turkey can kill a heavy drinker.

Inversely, though heroin is among the most addictive, while quitting cold turkey can drag user through a living hell of withdrawal, quitting cold turkey won't kill even a heavy user... it'll just make him wish he were dead until he gets over the symptoms I suppose.

 

[coldstream]

I wouldn't call 3 drinks a day 'heavy drinking'. But its been well known for decades, and in popular culture for centuries, that moderate use of alcohol helps digestion, keeps arteries clearer, and likely keeps your spirits up.. all of which can lead to a longer life.

 

[darkbeaver]

I wouldn't call 3 drinks a day 'heavy drinking'. But its been well known for decades, and in popular culture for centuries, that moderate use of alcohol helps digestion, keeps arteries clearer, and likely keeps your spirits up.. all of which can lead to a longer life.

The three drinks per day should not be served in buckets of course.

 

[darkbeaver]

The consumption of alcholhal became tradition because of it,s utility. They would not rape and pillage without a motivatnig catylist necessary for plundering the next village. Ask yourselves which component, beer or Jesus has shaped the christian world. I suggest the obvious, beer trumps Jesus. I would crawl over hot coals for the next beer while Jesus offers only sucking the tit of some sheep or other.

 

[darkbeaver]

Brain damage put aside.

Idon,t consider you an authority as regards brain damage, for obvious reasons. One only has to read your offerings to determinethat both your parents were alcoholic vagrants existing on the margins of some huge junk yard. You were obviously concieved in the still intact backseat of an abandoned 56 chevy/ Akchoal was involved, lots of it/

 

[NZDoug]

I dont mind a fine Merlot��?

 

[Curious Cdn]

I dont mind a fine Merlot��?

Never owned a French car.

 

[DaSleeper]

Never owned a French car.

You missed a lot if you never had one of these Renaults that could be started with a crank if you happened to forget the lights on and came out in the morning with a dead battery.
Happened to me once after a night shift at the mill.........