ALCOHOL effects

Mohamed ragab · May 28, 2020

Nut-Nights said:
I know a guy from work, who is drinking from the age of 21 and he is around 50 and still healthy and drinking every day with Tandoori chicken. Punjabi Tank.

This can exist. But It's not usual. Maybe he isn't a heavy drinker. Maybe he is just lucky.
But science has a different opinion on this.

dankestmemes · May 28, 2020

Mohamed ragab said:
You're right.

But as I said up in a reply. Even 1 cup a day increases the chance of getting esophageal cancer by 30%.

This means 1 of 3 who drinks one cup a day will get cancer. This bad.

There are some cool challenges on youtube to get rid of drinking. It will help drinkers a lot.

Cheers

wrong. increase of 30 percent is applied to the existing chance. so 0.0001 percent turns to 0.00013

Mohamed ragab · May 28, 2020

dankestmemes said:
wrong. increase of 30 percent is applied to the existing chance. so 0.0001 percent turns to 0.00013

Even if it's that small, It still increases the chance. This is a game of chances.
This article ia from cancer.com read it
https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causesprevention/risk/alcohol/alcohol-fact-sheet

dankestmemes · May 28, 2020

Mohamed ragab said:
Even if it's that small, It still increases the chance. This is a game of chances.
This article ia from cancer.com read it
https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causesprevention/risk/alcohol/alcohol-fact-sheet

alcohol is not good, but there are worse things to pay attention to. such as diet, exercise, environment, air quality, happiness, daily water consumption, hygiene , genetics also play a huge role. i know people who drink and smoke in their 80ties and are healthy as a horse, just cause they live in the countryside and do physical work all day.

Mohamed ragab · May 28, 2020

dankestmemes said:
alcohol is not good, but there are worse things to pay attention to. such as diet, exercise, environment, air quality, happiness, daily water consumption, hygiene , genetics also play a huge role. i know people who drink and smoke in their 80ties and are healthy as a horse, just cause they live in the countryside and do physical work all day.

You're right
It's a game of chances.
everthings even if it seemed normal can affect our health. We just have to do our best.
Cheers

Hanzo_AA · May 28, 2020

This is so ambiguous, I can't help but feels it's actually a little propagandized. Firstly it relates to the differences in effects of alcoholism in men and women - specifically those accustomed to 'heavy drinking'.

Whatever the case, the tl;dr is that:

"Alcoholics are not all alike. They experience different degrees of impairment, and the disease has different origins for different people. Consequently, researchers have not found conclusive evidence that any one variable is solely responsible for the brain deficits found in alcoholics"

So the way in which you're using this information is a load of misleading rubbish. What's you motive? That's the real case study.

Mohamed ragab · May 28, 2020

Hanzo_AA said:
This is so ambiguous, I can't help but feels it's actually a little propagandized. Firstly it relates to the differences in effects of alcoholism in men and women - specifically those accustomed to 'heavy drinking'.

Whatever the case, the tl;dr is that:

"Alcoholics are not all alike. They experience different degrees of impairment, and the disease has different origins for different people. Consequently, researchers have not found conclusive evidence that any one variable is solely responsible for the brain deficits found in alcoholics"

So the way in which you're using this information is a load of misleading rubbish. What's you motive? That's the real case study.

So you think Alcohol is good.
We are now in a crisis where the ones who survive are the ones with good and healthy body.
This is the motive.

Hanzo_AA · May 28, 2020

Mohamed ragab said:
So you think Alcohol is good.
We are now in a crisis where the ones who survive are the ones with good and healthy body.
This is the motive.

There was a study by the economist that concluded smoking tobacco offered protection against the coronvirus; that smokers were less prone to develop any serious degree of symptoms.

Are you shocked, mohamed? SHOCKED???

Azaan · May 28, 2020

Hanzo_AA said:
There was a study by the economist that concluded smoking tobacco offered protection against the coronvirus; that smokers were less prone to develop any serious degree of symptoms.

Are you shocked, mohamed? SHOCKED???

Give em 20 years then we’ll see who’s laughing

Mohamed ragab · May 28, 2020

Hanzo_AA said:
There was a study by the economist that concluded smoking tobacco offered protection against the coronvirus; that smokers were less prone to develop any serious degree of symptoms.

Are you shocked, mohamed? SHOCKED???

I think WHO have another opinion.

https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/q-a-on-tobacco-and-covid-19

muscleteen · May 28, 2020

Mohamed ragab said:
Even 1 cup a day increases the chance of getting esophageal cancer by 30%.

This means 1 of 3 who drinks one cup a day will get cancer. This bad.

Cheers

Excessive intake of alcohol is bad, yes.

But this is inaccurate. A 30% increase in the chance of getting esophageal cancer does NOT mean that "1 in 3 who drinks one cup a day will get cancer".

Alex0808 · May 28, 2020

muscleteen said:
Excessive intake of alcohol is bad, yes.

But this is inaccurate. A 30% increase in the chance of getting esophageal cancer does NOT mean that "1 in 3 who drinks one cup a day will get cancer".

Hey
I remember your photoshop thread
Lmao

Hanzo_AA · May 28, 2020

Azaan said:
Give em 20 years then we’ll see who’s laughing

Well according to mohamed's thinking, all those evil doers will probably have moved on to crack by then.

Hanzo_AA · May 28, 2020

Mohamed ragab said:
I think WHO have another opinion.

LOL You are aware the WHO have much bigger problems right now than tobacco smoking right? I would say take anything they say with a pinch of salt. Just a pinch though - drink too much and you may just throw up or pass out. Eat too much salt, and you will die

I think maybe make room for the word 'moderation' in your dictionary, a word that has nothing to do with the study you've just posted, mind you.

jazzc · May 28, 2020

muscleteen said:
...

The legend himself has appeared!

Kostya76 · May 28, 2020

I haven't had any alcohol since Dec 2017. 0 regrets.

Mohamed ragab · May 28, 2020

muscleteen said:
Excessive intake of alcohol is bad, yes.

But this is inaccurate. A 30% increase in the chance of getting esophageal cancer does NOT mean that "1 in 3 who drinks one cup a day will get cancer".

Got it.

1 in 3 who drinks one cup a day have a doubled chance to get cancer.
This is better right?

Mohamed ragab · May 28, 2020

Hanzo_AA said:
LOL You are aware the WHO have much bigger problems right now than tobacco smoking right? I would say take anything they say with a pinch of salt. Just a pinch though - drink too much and you may just throw up or pass out. Eat too much salt, and you will die I think maybe make room for the word 'moderation' in your dictionary, a word that has nothing to do with the study you've just posted, mind you.

I don't think so.
Why are you argueing for this
Do you trade on alcohol?

Hanzo_AA · May 28, 2020

Trying to read between the lines here, this is how the thread read in a nutshell - 'Islam is awesome. Muslims are full of swag and everyone else in a helpless noob'.

Mohamed ragab · May 28, 2020

Hanzo_AA said:
Trying to read between the lines here, this is how the thread read in a nutshell - 'Islam is awesome. Muslims are full of swag and everyone else in a helpless noob'.

Here we go.

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