Peter Attia· MD
I generally limit to 60 g/week of ethanol.
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I generally limit to 60 g/week of ethanol.
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i probably consume four or five glasses of wine a week right now matt whereas historically it would have been four or five glasses a month and i would say during the height of sort of my anxiety around some of the aspects of covid i was probably drinking a glass to sometimes two every single night
look I probably have anywhere from to four drinks a week but when I'm drinking those four drinks across two or three days it's not going through my mind that this is healthy it's like yeah this is a honic pleasure that's not good for me but it's enjoyable it's enjoy
I'm probably drinking four, five, even six drinks a week. But I really try to limit it to less than that.
I'm in the camp that believes there is absolutely no benefit to alcohol at any dose from a purely you know biochemical standpoint um however I acknowledge that there are probably some pro-social benefits to it and I happen to really really like alcohol so I probably have well I don't know it depends I mean anywhere from zero to seven or eight drinks in a week um probably NE I don't think there's a time that I can recall in the last five six years where I've had more than two drinks in a day