Do we drink because we feel down, or feel down because we drink? A new study has the answer

Do we drink because we feel down, or feel down because we drink? A new study has the answer

A new study shows that better emotional well-being safely predicts lower alcohol consumption over time for average adults. Published in the Journal of Affective Disorders, the research suggests that boosting psychological health naturally curbs how much people drink. The findings hint that doctors might reduce moderate alcohol habits simply by focusing on a patient’s emotional stability. The historical connection between psychological wellness a…