Fitness enthusiasts were more likely to have high alcohol consumption
American scientists have discovered a tendency to drink among fitness enthusiasts. The study results are available on PubMed.
A treadmill test was used to compare healthy people with different levels of alcohol consumption. In total, more than 38 thousand people took part in the study.
The study found that higher levels of physical fitness were significantly associated with higher alcohol consumption among a large group of adult patients. The indicators were the same for both men and women.
Earlier, Moscow Marathon judge and candidate Master of Sports in cross-country skiing Viktor Savetnikov debunked the myth about the benefits of beer after a run. He urged people not to get carried away with alcohol, citing the example of professional athletes who try to maintain a strict regime.
Source: Lenta
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