No, not really. I guess I didn't explain that once they figured out what the confounding variable was, they controlled for it and the dip disappeared. Given t

No, not really. I guess I didn't explain that once they figured out what the confounding variable was, they controlled for it and the dip disappeared. Given that, the ADH1B study and the other study mentioned in the article, the evidence is strong and completely one-sided. Having a tolerance just means harmful effects are less pronounced, not that there is a benefit.