Recovery in the Middle Ages
Recovery in the Middle Ages
NYT Admits Red Wine Causes Cancer & The Tragic Passing of Melissa Trachtenberg**
NYT Admits Red Wine Causes Cancer & The Tragic Passing of Melissa Trachtenberg**
NYT Admits Red Wine Causes Cancer & The Tragic Passing of Melissa Trachtenberg**
Friday 28th February 2025
Mike and Nat discuss the dangers of alcohol, debunk myths about red wine, and reflect on the tragic passing of Melissa Trachtenberg.
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Episode Overview
- Melissa Trachtenberg's death highlights the dangers of alcohol addiction.
- Red wine's supposed health benefits are debunked by recent studies.
- Balancing work, family, and recovery can be challenging but manageable.
- Honesty about recovery struggles can foster support and understanding.
- Humour and candid reflections make tough topics more relatable.
It's time to let go of that belief, so.
In this episode of 'Recovery in the Middle Ages', Mike and Nat tackle some heavy topics with their usual blend of humour and insight. They start by addressing the tragic passing of Melissa Trachtenberg, a stark reminder of the dangers of alcohol addiction. The hosts discuss how her death, possibly linked to alcoholic liver disease, serves as a sobering wake-up call for those on the path to recovery.
Next, they dive into a recent article from The New York Times, which debunks the long-held belief that red wine is beneficial for health. Turns out, the idea that a glass of wine a day is good for you doesn't hold up under scientific scrutiny. Mike and Nat's candid reflections on these topics are both eye-opening and relatable. They also share personal anecdotes about juggling recovery with daily life, from dealing with work pressures to managing family dynamics.
This episode is a heartfelt exploration of the challenges and triumphs in the journey to sobriety. If you're looking for an honest, supportive, and occasionally funny take on recovery, this episode is definitely worth a listen.