She recently revealed in her upcoming memoir Open Book that she was sexually abused as a child, which was one of the factors that led to an addiction to alcohol and pills. And in an another excerpt, Jessica Simpson revealed that she started drinking at 7:30 in the morning on Halloween 2017, the day she … Read more
She recently revealed in her upcoming memoir Open Book that she was sexually abused as a child, which was one of the factors that led to her an addiction to alcohol and pills. And Jessica Simpson also opened up about her turbulent relationship with John Mayer from 2006 until their split in 2007, another factor … Read more
Christie Brinkley is considered one of the most iconic faces in fashion, having graced over 500 magazine covers in her career. But the 65-year-old has proven that her image – and interests – go beyond the pages of a fashion spread, as she was seen arriving to the set of Good Day New York on … Read more
After one too many regrets, Dave Hughes took his last sip of alcohol in 1992 at the age of 21. And almost three decades later, the 49-year-old comedian has revealed that his decision to lead a sober life was a ‘real light bulb moment’. While he doesn’t feel burdened by his past, he told Daily Mail Australia that … Read more
Try Botox jabs to ease teeth grinding at night: Dr Martin Scurr answers your health questions By Martin Scurr for the Daily Mail Published: 00:09 GMT, 21 January 2020 | Updated: 00:13 GMT, 21 January 2020 Question: I have been clenching my teeth at night for years and they are sore when I wake up, … Read more
Kelly Ripa, 49, reveals she quit drinking alcohol nearly three years ago after Ryan Seacrest joined her morning show: ‘I stopped buying wine’ By Heidi Parker For Dailymail.com Published: 19:38 GMT, 20 January 2020 | Updated: 19:42 GMT, 20 January 2020 Kelly Ripa has quit drinking alcohol. The 49-year-old morning show star shared the news … Read more
New cancer treatments might already be in your medicine cabinet, a new study suggests. Scientists at Harvard, Massachusetts University of Technology and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have identified 49 existing drugs with potential to kill tumor cells. The drugs range from medication used to treat osteoarthritis in dogs to an alcohol dependence drug for people. … Read more
Ancient amphorae reveal Chinese people experimented with two different methods of making BEER 6,000 years ago in pursuit of the perfect alcoholic brew Researchers found evidence of two brewing methods in nine amphorae shards One method used millet, grass seeds and rice for low-alcohol drinks Another made use of qu, mouldy grass and grains, to … Read more
Australia’s top bartender Millie Tang has served up her ultimate guide to alcohol – including wine pairing with food and the secret ingredients she uses to make the perfect cocktail every time. The 29-year-old Australian-Taiwanese woman – who was crowned 2019 bartender of the year – has been serving beer, wine and spirits in Brisbane for … Read more
Thousands of hungry diners are flocking to Japan to dine at all-you-can-eat KFC. The fast food chain has opened up a new buffet-style restaurant in Tokyo offering Colonel’s famous fried chicken, chips, mash potato and gravy, salad, seafood, gourmet pastas, lasagne, croissants and desserts. The Japanese menu offers 50 different items, including exclusive meals such … Read more
‘Hippy crack’ is less damaging than alcohol and should never have been banned, the Government’s former drug tsar has said. Nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, gives users a feeling of euphoria. It was outlawed by officials three years ago. Professor David Nutt said nos, as it is sometimes known, was a ‘great British discovery’ … Read more
Drinking too much alcohol may be caused by a gene which makes a pint of beer or glass more pleasurable than it should be, scientists claim. Tens of thousands of people had their genome analysed to investigate whether their DNA affects how much alcohol they consume. Researchers found those who drink a lot – at … Read more
No amount of alcohol is safe but there are things you can do to reduce the health impacts of drinking. That’s according to Professor David Nutt, an Imperial College London researcher, former government adviser and outspoken drugs expert. Avoiding champagne, drinking beer before wine and making sure you buy the third round could all stop … Read more