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Think your occasional drinks aren't harmful? Think again. A groundbreaking study published in Neurology reveals that heavy drinking isn't just linked to a higher stroke risk – it’s associated with strokes that strike 11 years earlier and are 70% more severe.
This video dives into the alarming findings, explaining how chronic alcohol consumption silently damages brain blood vessels, leading to deadly intracerebral hemorrhages. We'll break down the research, including:
What constitutes 'heavy drinking' according to the study
The shocking age difference in stroke onset between heavy and light drinkers
The increased risk of severe brain bleeds and long-term damage
Why this is a major public health concern
Expert advice on reducing stroke risk through alcohol moderation
Don't wait until it's too late. Watch now to understand the hidden dangers of heavy drinking and take control of your brain health.
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