Heavy drinkers outlive nondrinkers
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Um, this article is definitely skewed because if that was the case my Dad wouldn't have died from all the complications his heavy drinking aka alcoholism caused him. I would rather die earlier than expected if it means I live. my life healthy and free of cerrhosis.0
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heavy drinkers do NOT outlive non drinkers
Some do, some don't.0 -
Ok statistics geeks out there, we have a correlation which does not imply causation.
My theory is the stick up abstainers' *kitten* may be the death blow...
either way, :drinker:
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My great grandma got a bottle of Amaretto on her 96th birthday. hahaha
She lived to be 100 and she drank pretty often. Not heavily though. Just a bit of Amaretto or a glass of red wine.
She got that bottle though, and looked at everyone else and said that it was hers and she wasn't sharing... hahaha its was so freaking cute....0 -
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I'm gonna live forever
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2017200,00.html
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But a new paper in the journal Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research suggests that — for reasons that aren't entirely clear — abstaining from alcohol does tend to increase one's risk of dying, even when you exclude former problem drinkers. The most shocking part? Abstainers' mortality rates are higher than those of heavy drinkers
Everyone's risk of dying is the same. Pretty much we all die once. (execet for those who are resucitated)
Everyone's risk of eventually dying is the same.0 -
Well.
Beer for dinner it is, then.0 -
That's a bull**** statement! My father died of alcoholism, so yeah, heavy drinkers do NOT outlive non drinkers
There's a difference between people's individual experiences and an overall trend.0 -
heavy drinkers do NOT outlive non drinkers
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heavy drinkers do NOT outlive non drinkers
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:drinker: I'll drink to that!:drinker:0
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heavy drinkers do NOT outlive non drinkers
One of the Best SNL Skits ever!0 -
Heavy drinking in college put my in the pre-diabetic catergory...
Heavy drinking... Put me in the Type 2 Diabetic category, and I fight it every single day. .
Glad I'm not alone!0 -
Oh good...I knew all that wine and vodka was doing my body good!0
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This is because the HEAVY DRINKERS are out driving and killing the non drinkers in accidents.
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Strange. My step-dad has stomach cancer from heavy drinking. He probably won't live into his 90s.
But I'm all for a cup of wine on the weekends or a couple beers. I would love one everyday but the calories are too much haha0 -
It does however cause brain shrinkage over time. So one may live longer, but as a village idiot.
UNLESS...
Cliff Clavins buffalo theory is correct!0 -
This is because the HEAVY DRINKERS are out driving and killing the non drinkers in accidents.
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Yeah, because all heavy drinkers drive drunk. I would have you know, I am a responsible heavy drinker.0 -
bump to back up my birthday festivities!0
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