Do people in other countries where wine is a cultural thing have the problems with alcohol that we do here in the US? Is it just recently that our society seems to revere the wine stops, the wine clubs, the wine collectors, and if so, why is that? Subscribe to This Naked Mind on YouTube –
In today’s podcast, Annie sheds some light on the cultural differences and similarities between the US and Europe, and she shares some frightening statistics.
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To answer straight off the bat – yes – we do have a global drinking problem. In my research I found that alcohol is responsible for 5.9 percent of deaths globally. In the U.S. it’s it’s just below three percent. In France for men it’s around 13 percent for women it’s around five percent. In the U.S. interestingly alcohol is the third leading cause of death. The first leading cause of death is
diet and lack of activity – no surprise there. The second leading cause of death is tobacco and the third is alcohol and that is of course preventable.
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