In fact, your entire body might benefit. That’s because alcohol speeds up how quickly you age, sending you hurtling towards ...

Strength gains depend on a delicate balance between muscle protein synthesis and breakdown, that is: the body’s ability to ...

Councillors backed plans to add the function to the Cannock Chase Can app last year, to help users monitor how much alcohol they were consuming, as well as including contact details for national and ...

Ryanair has spoken out several times about the enforcing a two-drink limit on passengers, to lower the incidents of drunken behaviour RYANAIR has introduced Heineken 0.0 – a non-alcoholic beer – onto ...

We Brits love a drink. We drink to celebrate, to commiserate, to bond, to relax, to pluck up courage and to alleviate boredom. Whether your team won, lost or drew, it’s an opportunity to sink pints.

From the myth of Europeans' "healthy drinking culture" to the surprising harm of some common family traditions, science is overturning old beliefs around alcohol and young people. I turned 18 the day ...

People get drunk because they drink alcohol quicker than the body can metabolize it. The liver can only process so much alcohol at a time, and because alcohol can't be stored, it circulates in the ...

Christmas can be a boozy time of year but Britons are drinking less alcohol than before, as financial pressures, health concerns and an ageing population lead to cuts in consumption. The average UK ...

Evidence shows that excessive alcohol consumption increases a person’s risk of developing dementia. Drinking alcohol in moderation has not been conclusively linked to an increased risk of dementia. If ...

Overconsuming alcohol negatively affects almost every aspect of your health. Your hormone health is no exception. Drinking alcohol excessively can cause both short-term and long-term changes to many ...