There Is No Benefit From Consuming Alcohol At A Young Age

While it is estimated that 1.34 billion people worldwide consume high levels of alcohol, today the prestigious medical journal on The Lancet A new study published has revealed a result that particularly concerns young people. According to the study, people who drink alcohol at a young age are more likely to drink alcohol than older adults. with more health risks is facing.

The new study is the first to report alcohol risk by geographic, region, age, gender and year. According to the study, high alcohol consumption is seen the most in the world, 15-39 age range, mainly consisting of mensee no health benefits from alcohol consumption and face many health risks.

Alcohol-related negativities are most common in the 15-39 age group:

According to the data obtained in the research alcohol-related accidents and situations 60% of It is most common in individuals between the ages of 15-39. These situations include traffic accidents with vehicles, suicides and murders. The results were as follows:

• Recommended daily alcohol consumption for men between the ages of 15 and 39, 0.136 of standard consumption,
• Recommended daily alcohol consumption for women between the ages of 15 and 39, It was determined as 0.273 of the standard consumption.

Standard alcohol consumption 10 grams of pure alcohol is accepted as This value has an alcohol content of 13%. 100 milliliters of red wine or 3.5% alcohol to a glass of beer equivalent.

Alcohol consumption has also been shown to be beneficial for some:

Although the research indicated that ideal alcohol consumption for those aged 15-39 and high alcohol consumption is harmful, Alcohol may also be beneficial for individuals over the age of 40. showed. According to this,

• The safe amount of alcohol consumption in men aged 40 – 64 is 0.527 – 1.69 times the standard consumption, 0.562 – 1.82 times for women;
• The alcohol consumption limit, which is considered harmful for 65 years and older, was determined as 3.19 times the standard for men and 3.51 times for women.