The national health and medical research council’s alcohol working committee said the current recommended maximum intake of 14 standard drinks was
too high. The health body said both men and women should be drinking no more than 10 standard drinks per week, with four the daily maximum. Image: Getty
Thankfully I live in Victoria. Cheers!
Sometimes there's life and then there's long life..
So if they change the amount they drink or even stop drinking all together they will avoid death?
I’ll drink to that 😉
Drinking more is a change right?
We are all at risk of death. We are all going to die.
Some of the oldest people to ever live drank and smoked. Everything in moderation. Stop being a puss and get a drink up ya
Giving time to family and work & prayer to find yourself helps decreasing drinking habit.
Once the state is a coal mine with a dead reef what other options do they have?
Cheers
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