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Study: Drinking Alcohol Every Day Can Shorten Life. The source for this photo, GlobalVoicesOnline.org, says that in Japan, drinking can be a social obligation. Hereâs another study that addresses, not just amount of alcohol consumed, but frequency â¦ how many days a week one drinks at all. Itâs much bigger than the one I just posted. It analyzed data from 88,746 men and women from Japan and found the same thing, that drinking alcohol every day can shorten life: Patterns Of Alcohol Drinking And All-Cause Mortality: Results From A Large-Scale Population-Based Cohort Study In Japan, American Journal of Epidemiology, May 2007.
While some studies show that red wine has health benefits, for both the heart and cancer prevention, hard liquor has no known health benefits. And if you have a drinking problem, or are taking medication like antibiotics, any alcohol is bad for you. Martinis may be the âleast badâ of hard liquor drinks, since they consist of gin (traditionally) or vodka (popularized over the last 15 or so years).