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Alcohol is also known to exacerbate anxiety, depression, and other adverse mental health conditions, which the MAHA Commission report also highlighted as a critical problem for America’s youth.

John Daly revealed his daily consumption of hard seltzers during his recent appearance on Marty & McGee Show. Daly has long been known for drinking and would openly drink and smoke on PGA Tour events.

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It’s not just a euphemism; booze kills brain cells—kind of, at least. Because it’s a neurotoxin, alcohol can actually damage the frontal lobes and inhibit the formation of new brain cells.

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The drinks will also be lower in alcohol content, coming in at 3.8% ABV. Nearly 20% of Crystal Light fans already used the product as an alcohol mixer, according to the press release.

A new CNN poll finds half of US adults say moderate drinking is bad for health, more than double the share who said the same two decades ago.

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And about one in six breast cancer cases in the U.S. can be linked to alcohol. “There is no form of alcohol consumption that is risk-free,” according to the World Health Organization.