Over 10 million years ago, ancient African apes gained extra nutrition by eating fallen, fermented fruit—a behavior that may have laid the evolutionary foundation for humans' alcohol tolerance. A recent…
Over 80 exhibitors are showcasing more than 1,000 products — including Japanese sake, plum wine, and beer — at the ongoing Japan Sake Month, the largest Japanese sake trade fair…
Earlier this year, the U.S. Surgeon General released a report warning that alcohol consumption increases the risk of at least seven types of cancer and called for cancer warning labels…
As we grow older, our bodies undergo physiological changes that affect our ability to process alcohol, highlighting the importance of moderate drinking among older individuals. Understanding these changes can help…
1. Lychee Consuming lychees on an empty stomach can potentially lead to acute neurological conditions, potentially triggering hypoglycemia and epilepsy in some individuals. The caution is particularly relevant for sensitive individuals,…
Avoid strong tea after drinking Tea and alcohol can both have stimulating effects on the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular systems of the human body. While tea can help keep the heart in…
Avoid drinking early morning or late night Drinking alcohol on an empty stomach in the morning can increase the risk of getting drunk and harm the body. This is due to…