How many cigarettes in a bottle of wine?

I was laughing at it earlier as it wasn't that long ago the BBC ran an article about how moderate wine consumption (mostly red I think) was supposedly a significant factor in living beyond 90.
 
Rroff said:
I was laughing at it earlier as it wasn't that long ago the BBC ran an article about how moderate wine consumption (mostly red I think) was supposedly a significant factor in living beyond 90.
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Moderate wine consumption over a lifetime gives cancer to centenarians so I hear :p
 
Love it when media report 'so-and-so died of a cardiac arrest'.

Everyone dies of a cardiac arrest.

Edit: back on topic. I have a bottle of red a week. Guess I'm ****** :eek:
 
Rroff said:
I was laughing at it earlier as it wasn't that long ago the BBC ran an article about how moderate wine consumption (mostly red I think) was supposedly a significant factor in living beyond 90.
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Makes sense to me. The longer you live, the higher the chance that you'll get cancer.
 
touch said:
Makes sense to me. The longer you live, the higher the chance that you'll get cancer.
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Not sure I put what I meant very clearly - there was an article not long ago that said moderate versus no or excess wine consumption was a significant factor.
 
Rroff said:
Not sure I put what I meant very clearly - there was an article not long ago that said moderate versus no or excess wine consumption was a significant factor.
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Yes, and the article in the OP says that moderate wine consumption increases the risk of cancer over your lifetime.
It makes sense that if moderate consumption of wine increases your lifetime, then it also increases your risk of developing cancer during that lifetime.
 
touch said:
Yes, and the article in the OP says that moderate wine consumption increases the risk of cancer over your lifetime.
It makes sense that if moderate consumption of wine increases your lifetime, then it also increases your risk of developing cancer during that lifetime.
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Ah I see your point.
 
Sadly no one has survived life it's 100% fatal personally i go with the clock theory where you come into the world with a set amount of time and when it's up so are you so might as well enjoy it while it lasts and eat and drink what you like.
 
RizlaKing said:
Sadly no one has survived life it's 100% fatal personally i go with the clock theory where you come into the world with a set amount of time and when it's up so are you so might as well enjoy it while it lasts and eat and drink what you like.
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I don't think that ... *checks notes* ... theory is, uh, very robust my dude.
 
I was expecting the way I used to ride motorbikes was going to kill me far sooner then booze & Fags

But now I feel it going to be fags that going to get me if I don't stop smoking very soon..:(
 
Are we allowed to eat\drink anything these days without some vague evidence of it leading to some disease or other?
 
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