Drink? The New Science of Alcohol and Your Health
8 hrs. 29 min.
Language
Russian
Author
David Nutt
Author
David Nutt
Narrator
Roman Alexandrov
Narrator
Roman Alexandrov
Description
"We’re used to thinking that alcohol is an inescapable part of everyday life—from a drink with colleagues after work to a daily glass of wine before bed. In his work, British psychiatrist and neuropsychopharmacologist David Nutt tried to answer the countless questions related to the human and ethanol symbiosis that has been going on for centuries, in plain language.
Why is alcohol a drug? How does it affect our psyche? How can you avoid a hangover? Why does liver disease especially suffer from drunkenness? What social benefits does drinking have?
How do you know if you’re developing an addiction? Are there successful alcoholics? What strategies help you control your alcohol use? Is an alcoholic to blame for their condition? How do different medications work? What should governments do in this regard? All this information, backed by the most up-to-date scientific data, should help each of us determine the ideal amount of alcohol for maximum joy with minimal harm."
Why is alcohol a drug? How does it affect our psyche? How can you avoid a hangover? Why does liver disease especially suffer from drunkenness? What social benefits does drinking have?
How do you know if you’re developing an addiction? Are there successful alcoholics? What strategies help you control your alcohol use? Is an alcoholic to blame for their condition? How do different medications work? What should governments do in this regard? All this information, backed by the most up-to-date scientific data, should help each of us determine the ideal amount of alcohol for maximum joy with minimal harm."
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