The Surgeon General's Warning: Alcohol, Health Risks, and Changing Views
Episode Overview
Alcohol is classified as a carcinogen by the Surgeon General. Younger people are experiencing severe alcohol-related health issues. Mocktails are becoming increasingly popular as a healthier alternative. 'Moderate drinking' may not be as healthy as once believed. Societal attitudes towards alcohol are shifting, especially among younger generations.
Alcohol is a toxin to the body. It's a toxin to the cells.
Ever wondered if that glass of wine is really worth it? In this episode of the Sober Friends Podcast, hosts Matt and Steve tackle the Surgeon General's warning about alcohol being a carcinogen. They break down what this means for both drinkers and non-drinkers, sharing personal experiences and scientific insights. The discussion dives into the alarming rise in alcohol-related health issues among younger people and how the pandemic has exacerbated these problems.
You'll also hear about the growing popularity of mocktails and why the idea of 'moderate drinking' might not be as healthy as once believed. This episode isn't just about doom and gloom, though β there's a hopeful note about how younger generations are questioning alcohol use more than ever before. Plus, you'll get a taste of the humour and camaraderie that makes this podcast so engaging.
Whether you're sober, sober-curious, or just looking for some thought-provoking conversation, this episode has something for you. Don't miss out on this candid chat that could change the way you think about drinking.