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 . Dear Karin Griffin, Do you enjoy a glass of wine with dinner? Perhaps you prefer beer or cocktails with friends on the weekends. You've heard wine — especially red wine — is good for heart health. But then researchers proclaimed alcohol consumption led to an increased risk of cancer. Then you read, people that drink no alcohol are at higher risk of disease than those who drink in moderation. And now, after an exhaustive review of 592 studies on the effects of alcohol, researchers have issued this dire warning: There is no safe amount of alcohol! It's enough to make your head spin! Now, a growing and consistent body of research shows social activity and friendship is a common underlying factor among people who live longer, healthier lives. And social drinking plays a significant role. Plus, drinking alcohol releases endorphins that make it easier for you to make friends. What gives?! Easy Health Options® is conducting an urgent (and completely anonymous) poll. We want to know your opinion about alcohol consumption, its overall safety and whether you believe it improves or destroys your health. Do you think a life void of the occasional guilty pleasure, based on the promise of a decreased risk of disease, is worth the trade of not consuming a libation with friends? We want to know what you think is more important for your health: Drinking alcohol with friends to reap the proven benefits of a rich social life... or completely abstaining for the chance of life without disease? The results of the poll will be available to you after you submit your vote and your answers are completely anonymous. for your health? Vote Now! 
Sincerely,  Michael Cutler, M.D. Editor, Easy Health Options® |
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