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Alcohol-related deaths declined in prohibition Idaho after neighboring Washington legalized cannabis

January 05, 2020 -

Economist Benjamin Hansen from the University of Oregon looked at data collected from Google Trends and the Idaho Department of Transportation, revealing that the closer Idahoans live to the Washington border, the less likely they are to die from alcohol-related traffic incidents.

The reason for this is that Idahoans who live close to the Washington border are able to cross-border shop – meaning they can buy cannabis from Washington and take it back to Idaho ...

Alcohol, not cannabis, is the REAL gateway drug for teens, say experts

September 27, 2019 -

Teens who seek alcohol in adolescence are more compelled toward illicit drug use throughout their life time

Not all drugs and illicit substances are equal in terms of danger and physical harm. A series of studies from the University of South Florida confirm that alcohol is the most dangerous gateway drug for teens, causing dependency issues and addiction into adulthood. The studies find that the younger a person starts on alcohol, the more they will ...

Alcohol consumption is “an important modifiable risk factor of atrial fibrillation,” warn researchers

March 29, 2019 -

AFib is an irregular and often rapid heart rate that can lead to heart-related problems, such as blood clots, stroke, and heart failure. Existing observational studies and literature reviews have shown that regular moderate alcohol consumption may increase the risk of this condition. However, its effect on atrial remodeling has not yet been fully understood.

A team of Australian researchers sought to determine the effect of various degrees of alcohol ...

Alcohol abuse leads to cancer, strokes, heart disease, brain damage

March 25, 2019 -

The previously held thought that a glass of red wine a day could have a protective effect on the heart may no longer hold ground. While the consequences of alcohol consumption on your health will depend on how much you drink, some studies have shown that just one glass of red wine a day may increase the risk of many life-threatening diseases such as cancer and atrial fibrillation, which is a known risk factor for stroke.Toxic metabolites that damage and destroy ...

Alcohol’s effect on health: Increased risk of cancers, infertility and more

February 15, 2019 -

No, the amount of alcohol you drink is actually not beneficial to your machismo. Studies show that it actually lowers down your manliness by making you more susceptible to cancer and lower sperm counts. Research on the relationship between cancer and alcohol consumption has been conducted before, but now the researchers at the ASCO stress that it is important to control alcoholic drinking, especially Americans who consume more than the average. Even ...

Alcohol and brain health: Study finds moderate drinking on a regular basis promotes longevity and cognitive function

December 03, 2017 - alcohol intake and longevity, but this study is unique because considerations have been made for cognitive health at late ages. The researchers found that moderate alcohol consumption is associated with a significant reduction in mortality and greater chances of remaining cognitively healthy as the aging process takes place. Findings show that men and women over the age of 85 who had a history of moderate to heavy consumption of alcohol five to seven ...

Alcohol vs. cannabis: Study shows booze to be 10x more dangerous for drivers

November 24, 2017 -

A study that was conducted in France, which gathered data from all the fatal accidents in France in 2011, had its primary researchers saying: “Drivers under the influence of alcohol are 17.8 times more likely to be responsible for a fatal accident. Drivers under the influence of cannabis, by contrast, are 1.65 times more likely to be responsible for causing a fatal accident.”

“We know alcohol is an issue, but is cannabis an issue or is cannabis an ...

Alcoholism on the rise in the elderly: Give your time and company this season, not booze

November 22, 2017 -

The study reports that Scottish and English adults aged 55- to 64-years-old consume more alcohol than any other group, most likely exceeding recommended guidelines for alcohol consumption. While people wouldn't want to take a bottle of booze from an elderly man's hands, it may be necessary especially because of all the health risks that may amplify the physical and mental aspects of aging. Furthermore, excessive alcohol intake is known to heighten ...

What do cigarette addiction, alcoholism and mRNA vaccines all have in common?

May 09, 2024 -

Also, a mountain of research reveals that drinking three or more alcoholic drinks daily heightens the risk of pancreatic cancers, stomach cancer and prostate cancer. All alcoholic drinks fall under this umbrella, including white and red wines, beer and liquor.

Then there are the bloody "spike protein" stabs that 270 million Americans rushed out to get the second they became available, though not one single clinical study proved them safe or effective. That's ...

Alcohol consumption during pregnancy found to have transgenerational damaging effect on developing brains

July 24, 2017 -

Kelly Huffman, who led the study, said on ScienceDaily.com, “Traditionally, prenatal ethanol exposure (PrEE) from maternal consumption of alcohol, was thought to solely impact directly exposed offspring, the embryo or fetus in the womb. However, we now have evidence that the effects of prenatal alcohol exposure could persist transgenerationally and negatively impact the next-generations of offspring who were never exposed to alcohol.”

To reach ...

Report: Ditching ALCOHOL can reduce your risk of CANCER

January 16, 2024 -

The report published in the New England Journal of Medicine said there is sufficient evidence to classify alcohol as a carcinogenic substance for its ability to cause various kinds of cancers. These include oral, pharyngeal, laryngeal, esophageal, liver, colorectal and breast cancer. Related: Alcohol abuse leads to cancer, strokes, heart disease, brain damage.)

The report also pointed out that ethanol, the main form of alcohol comprising alcoholic ...

Drinking dealcoholized muscadine WINE found to improve skin elasticity in middle-aged and older women

October 11, 2023 -

This new finding, presented by study author Lindsey Christman last July 24 at NUTRITION 2023, the flagship annual meeting of the American Society for Nutrition, came from a randomized clinical trial that involved women aged 40 to 67 years.Muscadine wine is rich in anti-aging polyphenols

For their study, the UF researchers focused solely on muscadine wine and its effects on certain skin parameters associated with aging. They used dealcoholized wine to delineate ...

Worse than smoking and alcohol: Air pollution is the “greatest global threat to human health,” warn scientists

September 05, 2023 -

More should be done to fight air pollution, experts say

Findings from a benchmark study suggest the growing threat is worsening in its global epicenter, South Asia.

However, the level of funding set aside to address air pollution is only a small fragment of the amount reserved for research on the prevention of infectious diseases, said researchers from the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago (EPIC).

EPIC's Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) report ...

Marketing genital-mutilating SEX-CHANGE SURGERY directly to minors is even more EVIL and TWISTED than advertising cigarettes, alcohol or prostitution

September 03, 2023 - alcohol, smoking cigarettes, vaping nicotine and viewing pornography online? Where is the line drawn? Isn't all this gender-bender surgery obliterating that line?

So the liberals are claiming that a child at birth may be thinking it should have been the other gender, or wants to be the other gender. Feeling gay or unsure of themselves as children ENTITLES them to choose to have their genitalia mutilated at any time during their immature childhood, without even ...

Alcohol is 114 times more likely to kill you than cannabis

August 19, 2016 -

Just how much safer, though, may surprise you.

According to a study conducted by the journal Scientific Reports, alcohol is an astounding 114 times more likely to kill you than marijuana. Since alcohol is statistically the most dangerous drug on the market and marijuana is the safest, this should be expected, but seeing the hard data confirmed is a victory for cannabis supporters across the United States. For years we've been telling the mainstream media ...

Alcohol industry deploys fear tactics to ensure politicians keep cannabis illegal, secret DNC emails reveal

August 12, 2016 - Alcohol industry deploys fear tactics to ensure politicians keep cannabis illegal, secret DNC emails reveal

Friday, August 12, 2016 by: J. D. HeyesTags: cannabis, prohibition, driving

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Top 5 natural remedies for OVERCOMING ADDICTIONS to sugar, caffeine, alcohol, and nicotine

January 29, 2023 -

Whether you are addicted to sugar, caffeine, alcohol, or nicotine, there are natural solutions available at health food stores online and in the retail sector, and they won't cost you an arm and a leg to load up on either. Time to do a little digging. Engage in a little research, and find out the best natural remedies for overcoming common addictions. Don't feel bad. Don't blame yourself. Don't feel defeated. You can win this important battle, and you'll feel great ...

ADDICTED TO SWEETS? Sugar can be just as addicting as alcohol, nicotine or opiates – but there are alternatives to help people cut back or quit

January 17, 2023 - alcoholics. Other factors in chronically low dopamine levels are stress and sleep deprivation. Listening to music, exercising, and spending quality time in the sunshine can boost dopamine levels, but quitting sugar, alcohol, and/or nicotine is key, if one or more of those are your "crutches."Sugar is the most consumed addictive substance in the world

Get this: sugar is harder to give up than cocaine. Sugar triggers dopamine "hits" that make your brain hardwired ...

NBC running news about new alcohol warning labels to address “heightened risk” of cancer, but it’s just more COVER-UP for covid-vaccine-induced cancer

January 15, 2023 -

Apparently, similar labels in Canada reduced alcohol consumption by as much as 6%. Government agency regulators are claiming the warnings will help with consumers making an "informed choice." But wait, is this all just a cover story, in other words, another excuse for the Covid clot shots causing mass health injuries around the globe? Since there are more than 15 million alcoholics in the USA, this would be quite the convenient false justification. This requires ...

The DOPAMINE CORRELATION: How alcohol, sugar, caffeine, nicotine, and hard drugs all have one common underlying effect that keeps consumers ‘hooked’

December 31, 2022 - alcohol, sugar, caffeine, and nicotine

The problem with mainstream medicine and mainstream media is that all natural remedies and natural cures are BURIED and censored because they're inexpensive, work very well, and are not patented by Big Pharma. Still, there's a natural remedy revolution going on right now, as we witness organic foods, superfoods, and functional beverages absolutely exploding in sales across the globe, and especially in America.

Superfoods ...