Alcohol is harmful although it is small quantities: research

There is a conception that alcohol and alcohol in small quantities are beneficial for health. But challenging it, a new study has been published by scientists.

In recent studies, drinking alcohol is not safe for health, a recent study found in the famous journal Lancet.

According to a comprehensive survey of 512 scientists in 243 organizations, this information has emerged, according to the United States The Washington Post.

Researchers have created a database of over one thousand alcohol-related research and references. It also contains information about death and dysfunction in 195 countries from 1990 to 2016. They collected this information to see how much alcoholism affects the risk of 23 different diseases.

Researchers found that as low as alcohol, it increased the risk of disease. If you do not drink alcohol, you will be free from this effect.

University of Washington professor Emanuela Gaquidu is one of the members of this paper. He said, 'The one who does not take special notice, that drinking alcohol is not safe for you. It's no longer good to think that drinking alcohol once a day or twice a day. What is best for you is not to drink alcohol at all. '
The study found that 28 million people in the world died due to drinking alcohol in 2016. In the case of 15 to 49 years of age, alcohol is the main cause of various physical problems.

About 200 million people around the world drink alcohol, for whom this study is particularly important. According to conventional consumption, drinking moderately is definitely beneficial for health. But now health conscious people will have to think about drinking habits again.

After a few reports were published on the 'French Paradox' in the 1990s, this concept is deeply rooted in the mind. The French are known as 'French Paradox', although they eat a lot of oily food, their heart disease is low. Some studies show that due to alcoholism, greasy foods cannot harm the body more.

But the new study suggests that even after decreasing the risk of cardiovascular disease, many other health problems increase and health benefits are more than profit.

These risks include breast cancer, lung cancer, stroke, tuberculosis, violent behavior, injuries to your body, and car accidents.
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