Harvard Study Finds Link Between Alcohol and Deadly Early Stroke

Could just three drinks a day trigger a deadly stroke over a decade earlier than expected?
A new Harvard study reveals a shocking link between heavy daily drinking and early-onset brain bleeds, also known as intracerebral hemorrhages—the most fatal type of stroke.

In this video, we break down the research findings that show heavy drinkers suffer strokes 11 years earlier, with larger bleeds, deeper brain damage, and a higher risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s.

You'll also learn how alcohol may silently be damaging your brain’s white matter and increasing long-term disability risk—even before symptoms show up.

:warning: If you or someone you know drinks regularly, this is a wake-up call you can’t afford to ignore.
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