Drinking a glass of wine a day does not make you live longer


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People who drink alcohol at a certain age may indeed turn out to be healthier than those who don't drink at all, but only because their health allows them this lifestyle. — 123rf.com

Does wine really have health benefits when consumed in moderation?

A team of researchers set out to address this common myth by analysing data from over 100 studies and involving nearly five million people. The result is that, despite what wine-lovers might say, alcohol does not offer protection against cardiovascular disease, nor does it make you live longer.

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