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I understood that the 2/day thing was measured on an on average quite obese population. And that doing the test on exclusively healthy individuals would result
by cies 7y ago
I understood that the 2/day thing was measured on an on average quite obese population. And that doing the test on exclusively healthy individuals would result in 2/day, everyday, being a disaster. (Not sure where I read this, most likely in Greger's "How Not To Die").
Its like you give the obese a little blood thinner, which is like a medicine for them. But not for the rest.
- SketchySeaBeast 7y agoConsidering that obesity related cirrhosis is starting to outpace the alcohol version, I'd say that doing both probably isn't a good thing, and is in fact compounding the potential liver issues.
- cies 7y agoThe liver is a rather forgiving organ. High blood pressure and whatever-sclerosis are not so forgiving. Alcohol seems to help on the second ones.