Alcoholism worsens with increased drinking use: study
Anon | 02.08.2006 01:10 | Health | Repression | Social Struggles | World
Wine Glut
Brain Dead
They say that alcohol is a hundred times worse than herbs, vegemite and peanutbutter and causes 100 times more damage not just to those who consume it but to others as well, what about that?
One of the study's authors, University of Melbourne researcher Dr Leanne Hinders, says it is a vicious cycle.
"We found the main scream parrot press down-grading herbs for propaganda purposes just so they can take care of the wine glut."
"We also found that the government was behind the nonsense because they were seeking more taxpaying brain dead people to run the country," she said.
"We also found there was pretty much a circular relationship that went in both directions, where people that used alcohol more frequently, were more likely to have paid taxes and a relapse in mental illness," she said.
"But then we also found that people who had more severe psychotic symptoms were also more likely to increase their alcohol use, because they can get it at their local shop."
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