alkoholizm

[tomash]

najnowsze badania dowodza jednak, ze takie "bezpieczne" picie statystycznie skraca zycie o kilka lat.

Chodzi ci o te badania związku picia alkoholu z nowotworami? Alarmistyczne artykuły które powstały na podstawie wyników tego badania są napisane przez dziennikarzy którzy albo nie kumają statystyki albo specjalnie biją na alarm tam gdzie średnio jest powód. Wkleję bardzo fajnie napisane wyjaśnienie:

For each set of 100,000 people who have one drink a day per year, 918 can expect to experience one of the 23 alcohol-related problems in any year. Of those who drink nothing, 914 can expect to experience a problem. This means that 99,082 are unaffected, and 914 will have an issue no matter what. Only 4 in 100,000 people who consume a drink a day may have a problem caused by the drinking, according to this study.

At two drinks per day, the number experiencing a problem increased to 977. Even at five drinks per day, which most agree is too much [well... - WO], the vast majority of people are unaffected.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/28/upsh ... worry.html

Dodatkowo:

For diabetes and heart disease, for instance, the risks actually go down with light or moderate drinking. The authors argue that this result is overrun, however, by risks for things like cancer and tuberculosis, which go up. But for many individuals, the risks for diabetes and heart disease are much higher than those for cancer and tuberculosis.

Więc generalnie lepiej pić mniej niż więcej ale też nie warto wpadać w panikę.