Alcohol and longevity

The effects of modest drinking on life expectancy and mortality risks

In conclusions, modest drinkers, no more than one drink a day, had benefits and could gain nearly 1 year in life expectancy, in contrast to a ...

Sorting out the health effects of alcohol

Adults drinking seven to 14 drinks per week could expect, on average, a six-month shorter life expectancy as of age 40 · Those drinking 14 to 25 ...

Alcohol consumption in later life and reaching longevity - PubMed

We found statistically significant positive associations between baseline alcohol intake and the probability of reaching 90 years in both men and women.

Alcohol and longevity: Moderate drinking brings no benefits

A newly published study contradicts the notion that moderate drinking could help lengthen a person's lifespan.

Association Between Daily Alcohol Intake and Risk of All-Cause ...

Observational studies tend to show that people classified as “moderate drinkers” have longer life expectancy and are less likely to die from ...

Mid-life alcohol consumption and survival to age 90 in men

We have shown that alcohol consumption in men aged 50–54 years reduces the chance of a long life. Not only did those who reported to drink or be ...

Alcohol Intake and Cognitively Healthy Longevity in ... - PubMed

These results suggest that regular, moderate drinking may play a role in cognitively healthy longevity.

Why a Drink With Dinner Might Improve Longevity

1 Notably, among the cohort following a “healthy drinking habit” defined as alcohol consumption on 3 or more days per week and in the context of a meal, the.

No, moderate drinking isn't good for your health - The Washington Post

Drinking moderate amounts of alcohol every day does not — as once thought — protect against death from heart disease, nor does it contribute to ...

Alcohol consumption in later life and reaching longevity

The highest probability of reaching 90 years of age (longevity) was found for men and women drinking 5– < 15 g alcohol/day (or 0.5–1.5 glass/day); ...

The Last Word: Is Alcohol Use at Any Level Actually Healthy?

In this study, adults who consumed 7 to 14 drinks a week had a six-month shorter life expectancy by age 40 than people who drank less often. And ...

1-2 alcoholic drinks a day may shorten life by 2 months: Research

1-2 alcoholic drinks a day may shorten life by 2 months: Research · Even moderate drinking can reduce life expectancy · Two drinks per week can ...

Alcohol: Is There a Healthy Way to Drink? | Healthful Nutrition

“In fact, no level of alcohol can be considered beneficial for our health.” Isn't One Glass of Red Wine Good for the Heart? “Studies have gone ...

Patterns of drinking and disease-free living: Only a problem for ...

Consequently, alcohol use affects life expectancy, and not only for younger adults. For instance, a forty-year-old man or woman who ...

Yet Another Study Suggests Drinking Isn't Good for Your Health - Time

Based on his research, Stockwell estimates that someone who drinks one alcoholic beverage per day shaves about five minutes off their lifespan ...

But I Heard Drinking Was Good for My Health!

Epidemiological studies indicate that moderate drinkers live longer than non-drinkers and heavy drinkers. The reasons are not clear.

The Shorter Life Expectancy of Alcoholics - Diamond House Detox

How Long Do People With Alcoholism Live? ... According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), excessive alcohol use shortens ...

Raymond Pearl on Alcohol and Longevity « Heart Attack Prevention

Pearl summarizes and concedes that the superiority of mortality in moderate drinkers is not highly significant statistically.

What Research Really Says About Drinking Alcohol and Health | TIME

Alcohol may be linked with longevity ... The new study isn't the first to link alcohol with a long life. A 2015 study of people with mild ...

How Much Alcohol Longevity Experts Recommend to Live Longer

Longevity experts say the less alcohol, the better. The more you drink, the greater your risk of inflammation, heart disease, cancer, neurodegenerative disease ...