A study by Harvard researchers tracked 38,000 men, aged 40 to 75, for
12 years. The results revealed that "those who drank alcohol had 35 to
40 percent fewer heart attacks" and that "the best results came from
drinking almost every day." The study was published in the New
England Journal of Medicine.
We are certain that there will be some folks, even some of our brethren, who will quickly latch onto this study and use its results as a further argument to "justify" the practice of "moderate, social drinking." This is anticipated, unfortunately, because there have always been…
