Have an alcohol free day and enjoy better health.

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Middle-aged drinkers should have alcohol-free days, health chiefs urge

Middle-aged drinkers are being urged to have alcohol-free days as part of a new drive to improve health.

People aged between 45 and 65 are more likely than any other group to consume more than the recommended 14 units a week.

Public Health England says introducing regular days off – preferably two consecutively – will improve sleep while reducing the risk of heart disease, liver problems, cancers and high blood pressure.

It sounds like good advice. I dont drink too much during the week as I am generally out early and need to be alert.
 
i don't drink but feck these do gooders . They oughta mind the own business Tommy .
 
Middle-aged drinkers should have alcohol-free days, health chiefs urge

Middle-aged drinkers are being urged to have alcohol-free days as part of a new drive to improve health.

People aged between 45 and 65 are more likely than any other group to consume more than the recommended 14 units a week.

Public Health England says introducing regular days off – preferably two consecutively – will improve sleep while reducing the risk of heart disease, liver problems, cancers and high blood pressure.

It sounds like good advice. I dont drink too much during the week as I am generally out early and need to be alert.
I find this issue to be problematic.
I sense a micro aggressive tendency in your statement.
 
Middle-aged drinkers should have alcohol-free days, health chiefs urge

Middle-aged drinkers are being urged to have alcohol-free days as part of a new drive to improve health.

People aged between 45 and 65 are more likely than any other group to consume more than the recommended 14 units a week.

Public Health England says introducing regular days off – preferably two consecutively – will improve sleep while reducing the risk of heart disease, liver problems, cancers and high blood pressure.

It sounds like good advice. I dont drink too much during the week as I am generally out early and need to be alert.
You need to take this advice, Tammy.
Your drunk posting should be a source of embarrassment to you.
 
Middle-aged drinkers should have alcohol-free days, health chiefs urge

Middle-aged drinkers are being urged to have alcohol-free days as part of a new drive to improve health.

People aged between 45 and 65 are more likely than any other group to consume more than the recommended 14 units a week.

Public Health England says introducing regular days off – preferably two consecutively – will improve sleep while reducing the risk of heart disease, liver problems, cancers and high blood pressure.

It sounds like good advice. I dont drink too much during the week as I am generally out early and need to be alert.
I find this issue to be problematic.
I sense a micro aggressive tendency in your statement.

Micro?

:cool-45:
 
Middle-aged drinkers should have alcohol-free days, health chiefs urge

Middle-aged drinkers are being urged to have alcohol-free days as part of a new drive to improve health.

People aged between 45 and 65 are more likely than any other group to consume more than the recommended 14 units a week.

Public Health England says introducing regular days off – preferably two consecutively – will improve sleep while reducing the risk of heart disease, liver problems, cancers and high blood pressure.

It sounds like good advice. I dont drink too much during the week as I am generally out early and need to be alert.
I find this issue to be problematic.
I sense a micro aggressive tendency in your statement.

Micro?

:cool-45:
Dog whistle
 
Middle-aged drinkers should have alcohol-free days, health chiefs urge

Middle-aged drinkers are being urged to have alcohol-free days as part of a new drive to improve health.

People aged between 45 and 65 are more likely than any other group to consume more than the recommended 14 units a week.

Public Health England says introducing regular days off – preferably two consecutively – will improve sleep while reducing the risk of heart disease, liver problems, cancers and high blood pressure.

It sounds like good advice. I dont drink too much during the week as I am generally out early and need to be alert.
I find this issue to be problematic.
I sense a micro aggressive tendency in your statement.

Micro?

:cool-45:
Dog whistle

Yeah. Tommy is a bit like Pavlov's Dog.

Ting-a-ling.
 
Middle-aged drinkers should have alcohol-free days, health chiefs urge

Middle-aged drinkers are being urged to have alcohol-free days as part of a new drive to improve health.

People aged between 45 and 65 are more likely than any other group to consume more than the recommended 14 units a week.

Public Health England says introducing regular days off – preferably two consecutively – will improve sleep while reducing the risk of heart disease, liver problems, cancers and high blood pressure.

It sounds like good advice. I dont drink too much during the week as I am generally out early and need to be alert.
I find this issue to be problematic.
I sense a micro aggressive tendency in your statement.
Why is it problematic ? Are you a big drinker ?
 
Middle-aged drinkers should have alcohol-free days, health chiefs urge

Middle-aged drinkers are being urged to have alcohol-free days as part of a new drive to improve health.

People aged between 45 and 65 are more likely than any other group to consume more than the recommended 14 units a week.

Public Health England says introducing regular days off – preferably two consecutively – will improve sleep while reducing the risk of heart disease, liver problems, cancers and high blood pressure.

It sounds like good advice. I dont drink too much during the week as I am generally out early and need to be alert.
I find this issue to be problematic.
I sense a micro aggressive tendency in your statement.
Why is it problematic ? Are you a big drinker ?
No, but some people are and I feel your attitude toward drinkers is discriminatory.
 
Middle-aged drinkers should have alcohol-free days, health chiefs urge

Middle-aged drinkers are being urged to have alcohol-free days as part of a new drive to improve health.

People aged between 45 and 65 are more likely than any other group to consume more than the recommended 14 units a week.

Public Health England says introducing regular days off – preferably two consecutively – will improve sleep while reducing the risk of heart disease, liver problems, cancers and high blood pressure.

It sounds like good advice. I dont drink too much during the week as I am generally out early and need to be alert.
I find this issue to be problematic.
I sense a micro aggressive tendency in your statement.
Why is it problematic ? Are you a big drinker ?
No, but some people are and I feel your attitude toward drinkers is discriminatory.
How strange, I cant see that at all.
 
Pshaw! I always feel right as rain after my three-martini lunch.
 
I have never been one to rink every day but I do like the last alcohol and health advice that one or two drinks a day is good for you.

I just save them up for Friday night
 

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