#trustscience . . . as long as it benefits what you want in some way

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Jan 20, 2022
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Experts have been trying to dispel this myth for years, but: a glass of wine is

Incentivize

1/20/22 8:21am

Can’t wait for next week when a study comes out that it’s healthy.

allaboutthegainz

1/20/22 8:23am

Ivermectin is also good for you.

Iman23

1/20/22 8:24am

Crap. So how many glasses do I need to up it to? 3 or 4?

Clark Addison

1/20/22 8:25am

750 mL. Then you don't have to find a stopper and put it in the fridge.

Loon to the Moon

1/20/22 12:56pm

Until it is. We just need to forget all of these type of meaningless

cougfanz

1/20/22 8:26am

Aspartame in soda is terrible for the body

U2wearblue

1/20/22 8:43am

a ton of research on how bad sucralose/Splenda is for the body is about to hit

2FarGone

1/20/22 8:45am

It’s already hit! Horrible for the body. My occasional glass of wine is not

U2wearblue

1/20/22 8:47am

If we are strictly talking physical health, likely true.

RH84025

1/20/22 8:52am

Alright, THIS is the stroke of fear I needed for the day.

SinkingQuffa

1/20/22 9:01am

Sources?

Sparky77

1/20/22 10:31am

An occasional glass of wine isn't all that harmful, either, though.

SinkingQuffa

1/20/22 8:27am

A long term study came out last year that concluded that alcohol, in any dose, is bad for you.

Division Bell

1/20/22 8:30am

That's not surprising. Alcohol invades the bloodstream in an unnatural way.

SinkingQuffa

1/20/22 8:34am

Alcohol is a carcinogen, so yeah it's harmful.

Conan

1/20/22 8:33am

A very, very weak carcinogen. Occasion consumption is not a problem.

SinkingQuffa

1/20/22 12:48pm

Even consuming <1 drink/day is associated with higher rates of cancer.

Conan

1/20/22 1:06pm

Not too surprising.

SinkingQuffa

1/20/22 1:09pm

#trustscience . . . as long as it benefits what you want in some way

2FarGone

1/20/22 8:28am

Prime example of designing a study to support an agenda and please an industry:

NewMexiCoug

1/20/22 8:45am

Looks like I’m switching back to coffee…

rivercitycoug

1/20/22 8:34am

Coffee or drink energy drinks & soda which ends up being more caffeine & harmful

U2wearblue

1/20/22 9:05am

Sources?

Sparky77

1/20/22 10:39am

You’re asking for sources that sugary energy drinks and sodas are more harmful

allaboutthegainz

1/20/22 11:12am

One to one, cup of coffee compared to a Red Bull, there’s a significant

Sparky77

1/20/22 11:28am

I truly have no idea what you are arguing for. Coffee is far healthier than soda

allaboutthegainz

1/20/22 11:54am

Sources?

Sparky77

1/20/22 11:55am

If you still believe that sugary drinks are better for you than plain black

allaboutthegainz

1/20/22 12:06pm

I never said better. I said proven to be worse. There’s a big difference.

Sparky77

1/20/22 12:09pm

It does not have to be an either/or. Many do neither and are just fine.

NewMexiCoug

1/20/22 11:48am

We also live in a day — where we know that the oxygen we breathe

SinkingQuffa

1/20/22 8:46am

Alcoholic beverages were the primary drink for hydration prior to water

BringYourUltimate

1/20/22 1:33pm

RE: We also live in a day — where we know that the oxygen we breathe

bluest

1/20/22 4:49pm

Sorry to hear that, brother. Automobiles are tough

SinkingQuffa

1/20/22 5:07pm

The body of studies over the past few years is pretty compelling - alcohol

NewMexiCoug

1/20/22 8:47am

DR visits / medical history forms almost always ask about alcohol consumption

BluebloodOR

1/20/22 11:10am

It’s not good for your taste buds either 🤮

Chefcurry

1/20/22 8:55am

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