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		<title>The More Alcohol Make Your Brain Shrinks</title>
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A group of scientists has revealed that the more alcohol a person consumes, the more your brain shrinks. Their study contrasts with other reports have shown that moderate consumption of alcohol itself can be good for the heart.
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<p>A group of scientists has revealed that the<strong> more alcohol </strong>a person consumes, the more your<strong><a href="http://www.dbmivfk.com/"> brain shrinks</a></strong>. Their study contrasts with other reports have shown that moderate consumption of <strong>alcohol</strong> itself can be good for <strong>the heart</strong>.</p>
<p>The long-lived <strong>teetotalers</strong> had the least volume loss cerebra lLos Researchers led by Carol Ann Paul of Wellesley College in Massachusetts wanted to know whether <strong>alcohol</strong> also protected against the inevitable loss of<strong> brain volume</strong> that people experience as birthdays. But they found that it is not.</p>
<p>In fact, long-lived <strong>teetotalers</strong> had the least loss of<strong> brain volume</strong>, while ex-drinkers, moderate <strong>consumers of alcohol</strong> and those taking large amounts of<strong> alcohol</strong> experienced more <strong>progressive brain reduction</strong>, as they wrote in the journal Archives of Neurology .</p>
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<p>The trend was most pronounced in women than in men. This could be due to increased female sensitivity to <strong><a href="http://www.dbmivfk.com/tag/effects-of-alcohol">alcohol is effects</a></strong> and their smaller size on average compared with men, researchers said.</p>
<p>He sought a protective effect in people who drank one to seven drinks per week &#8220;We know that people who drink heavily have a deterioration in <strong>brain volume</strong>. What we were looking for was a protective effect in people who drank one to seven drinks per week, &#8220;said Paul. &#8220;My expectation was that (alcohol) was (protective). And it turned out well,&#8221; said the study director, School of Public Health at Boston University.</p>
<p>The results were based on data from 1839 American adults between 33 and 88 years who reported their <strong>alcohol consumption</strong> and underwent MRIs to check their brain volume.</p>
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