Egads and little fishes.
New alcohol guidelines recommending that Canadians limit themselves to just two drinks a week – and ideally cut alcohol altogether – have prompted intense debate over risk versus enjoyment in a country where the vast majority of adults regularly consume alcohol.
The Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA) this week called for a substantial reduction in consumption, warning that seemingly moderate drinking poses a number of serious health risks, including cancer, heart disease and stroke. --quoted at AOSHQ
Drinking causes cancer, heart disease, and stroke?
Wait........wait. The heart disease and stroke follow The Vaxx, not Molson's or Canadian Club.
That leaves only cancer, and most of us will take that chance. But in all likelihood, the "study" supporting that claim is just as valid as the "studies" on Pfizerdrugs and Global Warming/Cooling/Changing.
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