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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As the wife of an alcoholic, this would be good news. We all know prohibition doesn't work, but alcohol use disorder is a terrible disease.[/quote]

This. [b]Women specifically were lied to that a glass of wine a day was good for us and we'd live longer. Nope. You're more likely to have breast cancer because of that glass of wine. [/b]I remember a study that made big news that said pregnant women could consume moderate amounts of alcohol during their pregnancies with no ill effects. We all know that was bs and I have a friend who followed this bs and had a child with fetal alcohol syndrome.

I learned very quickly in my 30s that drunk people are no fun to be around. When my children were small I was stunned by the friends/neighbors who would get trashed at lunches and then drive their kids to various activities all evening. I lost a family member to a drunk driver so I hate people who are so casual about drunk driving.[/quote]

Wine is the worst alcoholic drink to have for any "health" benefits, due to the preservatives in it, the sulfites.

Natural beer, that is unfiltered and un-pasteurized, with live yeast still, is healthy and still used by monks for fasting periods. You either have to find bottle conditioned unpasteurized or else real fresh kegged beer for that. The American pilsner light adjunct garbage doesn't cut it. [/quote]

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