Dry January sees low alcohol drinks boom continue
Sales of alcohol-free drinks has soared during the so-called Dry January period, landlords and brewers have said. Tim Flynn, owner of the New Oxford Inn in Salford, said "more people than ever" were now opting for low-alcohol options, estimating demand was up 1000%.
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According to Harvard Health, heavier drinking or long-term drinking can increase physical and mental problems, especially among older adults. Heart and liver damage, a higher cancer risk, a weakened immune system, memory issues, and mood disorders are common issues, health officials said.
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