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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.
The higher alcohol content the thinner your blood will get. This is because when you drink alcohol, the moment it hits your blood stream it turns into sugar which â¦ will thin your blood. When your blood is thinned beyond a certain point it can become hard to keep your self upright, make good decisions, use common sense, or process thoughts. This is the effect of being drunk or drunkness. That is why the higher alcohol content the faster you can get drunk. That is why it can be fatal to drink beyond a certain point (the thinner your blood is the harder the heart works to pump the blood and the less oxygen that gets to your brain.