Probably not.
But that doesn't mean it's not something to consider in the chill of this winter night.
A worthwhile stat to reconsider . . .
"During the pandemic, one study by the RAND Corporation found alcohol use in adults rose by 14%, with women seeing a 41% increase in heavy drinking."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com news link . . .
New Year, New You? Why not try a 'Dry January'
With alcohol consumption up for adults during the pandemic, health experts say now might be the time to try a "Dry January." Not only can a month off drinking provide real health benefits but doctors say it can help shed light on your own drinking habits.
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