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Beer and Dementia – Should We Worry?
Beer lovers have long touted the drink’s social and even health benefits — from lowering stress to promoting heart health when consumed in moderation. But as new research continues to probe the relationship between alcohol and cognitive decline, one question keeps surfacing: could that daily beer be quietly harming our brains? The Science So Far The relationship between alcohol and dementia is complex — and often contradictory. Moderate drinking…
The World Health Organization and other organizations are increasingly vocal about the health risks of alcohol consumption, while younger generations are already more restrained by themselves. For Generation Z, it is natural to drink less alcohol, many of them do not drink at all. “The key word is moderation,” says Nikos Zois, CEO of Heineken Hungária. According to the company, the future of the beer industry is not determined by quantity, but b…
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