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Think Your Monthly Alcohol Binge Is Fine? Study Says It Triples Your Risk Of Liver Damage
The study challenges the idea that spreading out drinks makes binges harmless. It shows how consuming multiple drinks in one go overwhelms the liver, leading to inflammation and scarring.
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Liver Cancer Risk Isn't Just For Heavy Drinkers Anymore, Doctor Explains Why
This trend is highlighting the increasing role of lifestyle, diet, and metabolic health in affecting the liver.
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Liver Cancer Risk Isn't Just For Heavy Drinkers Anymore, Doctor Explains Why
This trend is highlighting the increasing role of lifestyle, diet, and metabolic health in affecting the liver.
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Heavy Drinkers Are More Prone To Severe Early Brain Stroke: Study
The study mentioned that heavy drinkers were more prone to showing signs of cerebral small vessel disease
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Why Ajay Devgn, Once A Heavy Drinker, Now Doesn't Take More Than Two Pegs Of Alcohol
Ajay Devgn said, "I was somewhere drinking a little more than I should have"
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This Holiday Season, Say No To Hangovers- Know How Frequent Hangovers Affect Your Health
Hangover effects: Hangovers are more than just vomiting and headaches. If you get a hangover after small doses of alcohol, then avoid drinking completely. Read here to know other tips to prevent hangovers, especially during the holiday season.
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Decoded! Why Some Casual Drinkers Turn Into Heavy Alcoholics
Scientists have now discovered neurons in a specific brain region that might be responsible for triggering sudden uptick in alcohol consumption.
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Flavonoid-Rich Diet May Reduce Risk Of Heart Disease, Cancer In Heavy Smokers And Drinkers: Study
The study indicated that flavonoids may have health benefits particularly for those who are heavy smokers and alcoholics.
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Underage Drinkers More Likely To Drink In Outdoor Settings, Says Study
People who start drinking early on in life have high chances of developing heavy drinking and alcohol dependence later on in life, according to a new study conducted by a group of researchers from Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation in the US.
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Heavy Drinking Can Raise Bad Bacteria In Mouth: Here's How
A new study says that people who drink more than daily recommended limit of alcohol may get an unhealthy mix of bad bacteria in their mouths.
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Think Your Monthly Alcohol Binge Is Fine? Study Says It Triples Your Risk Of Liver Damage
The study challenges the idea that spreading out drinks makes binges harmless. It shows how consuming multiple drinks in one go overwhelms the liver, leading to inflammation and scarring.
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Liver Cancer Risk Isn't Just For Heavy Drinkers Anymore, Doctor Explains Why
This trend is highlighting the increasing role of lifestyle, diet, and metabolic health in affecting the liver.
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Liver Cancer Risk Isn't Just For Heavy Drinkers Anymore, Doctor Explains Why
This trend is highlighting the increasing role of lifestyle, diet, and metabolic health in affecting the liver.
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Heavy Drinkers Are More Prone To Severe Early Brain Stroke: Study
The study mentioned that heavy drinkers were more prone to showing signs of cerebral small vessel disease
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Why Ajay Devgn, Once A Heavy Drinker, Now Doesn't Take More Than Two Pegs Of Alcohol
Ajay Devgn said, "I was somewhere drinking a little more than I should have"
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This Holiday Season, Say No To Hangovers- Know How Frequent Hangovers Affect Your Health
Hangover effects: Hangovers are more than just vomiting and headaches. If you get a hangover after small doses of alcohol, then avoid drinking completely. Read here to know other tips to prevent hangovers, especially during the holiday season.
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Decoded! Why Some Casual Drinkers Turn Into Heavy Alcoholics
Scientists have now discovered neurons in a specific brain region that might be responsible for triggering sudden uptick in alcohol consumption.
-
Flavonoid-Rich Diet May Reduce Risk Of Heart Disease, Cancer In Heavy Smokers And Drinkers: Study
The study indicated that flavonoids may have health benefits particularly for those who are heavy smokers and alcoholics.
-
Underage Drinkers More Likely To Drink In Outdoor Settings, Says Study
People who start drinking early on in life have high chances of developing heavy drinking and alcohol dependence later on in life, according to a new study conducted by a group of researchers from Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation in the US.
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Heavy Drinking Can Raise Bad Bacteria In Mouth: Here's How
A new study says that people who drink more than daily recommended limit of alcohol may get an unhealthy mix of bad bacteria in their mouths.
