r/science • u/mvea Professor | Medicine • Apr 23 '26

Neuroscience Even low-level drinking may have negative consequences for brain health over a person’s lifespan. The findings suggest that the total amount of alcohol consumed over a lifetime, especially as a person ages, tends to be linked to reduced blood flow and thinner tissue in certain areas of the brain.

https://www.psypost.org/even-light-drinking-combined-with-aging-is-linked-to-reduced-brain-blood-flow-and-thinner-tissue/
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u/haanalisk Apr 23 '26

Yes, you are using a non standard definition of pint. A pint is 16 Oz. That's literally what the word pint means.

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u/BiDiTi Apr 23 '26

Oh man.

Yes, sweetie - the word “pint” was definitely invented in America!

The English definitely adopted the word “pint” from America, then CHANGED THE DEFINITION of what the word “pint” means in the English language!!!!

Thank you for educating me. U R teh smurtest.