Moderate drinking may be a good way to promote cardiovascular health, but the same could be harmful to the brain as it can decrease the brain cell production by 40 percent, finds a new research. Megan Anderson, a graduate student working with Tracey J. Shors, professor of behavioral and systems neuroscience at the Rutgers University, reported that moderate to binge drinking - drinking less during the week and more on the weekends - damages the structural integrity ...Friday, 26 October 2012
Moderate Drinking May Be Good For Heart, But Not For Brain
Moderate drinking may be a good way to promote cardiovascular health, but the same could be harmful to the brain as it can decrease the brain cell production by 40 percent, finds a new research. Megan Anderson, a graduate student working with Tracey J. Shors, professor of behavioral and systems neuroscience at the Rutgers University, reported that moderate to binge drinking - drinking less during the week and more on the weekends - damages the structural integrity ...
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