If you exercise more, you may be more than twice as likely to be a moderate or heavy drinker, apparently, writes Gretchen Reynolds
and imbibing. The study, which involved more than 40,00 adults, finds that active, physically fit men and women are more than twice as likely to be moderate or heavy drinkers as people who are out of shape. The results add to mounting evidence from previous studies – and many of our bar tabs – that exercise and alcohol frequently go hand in hand, with implications for the health effects of each.
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