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Australian Suffering from Poisoning in Bali after Drinking Cheap Liquor
While a holiday is a time to relax and let loose, we still need to be vigilant when it comes to what we eat and drink.
Actually when we’re on holiday we need to be even more cautious about the drinks we consume and a case involving one Australian woman is an example of why.
The Perth woman suffered suspected methanol poisoning while on holiday in Bali and had to undergo emergency surgery to have half her pancreas removed.
The incident has left the woman with difficulty walking and speaking, but even worse is the fact that she may be stuck on the island due to not being able to pay her medical bills of more than $50,000.
The Australian Medical Association renewed its concerns about the number of people suffering methanol poisoning in Indonesia and advised Australians to avoid spirits if travelling to Indonesia.
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Vermouth Lessons – Hospitality Masterclass
According to DanMurphys.com.au vermouth has gone from an ancient medicine to modern day mixer. According to the website Hippocrates prescribed a Vermouth-like draught for jaundice and rheumatism as early as 400 BC.
Nowadays vermouth is more of a hip wine equivalent. If you’ve never really learnt about this growing drinking craze, watch this Vermouth hospitality masterclass video,
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The Funny Consequences of Getting Drunk
If you’ve ever been intoxicated you know that it can make you do crazy things. One of the worst things that can happen is that you end up with a lifelong reminder of that night out.
In an article on Mirror.co.uk, the worst drinker tattoos posted on social media were featured. People’s most regrettable tattoos usually happen after a night out drinking.
These tattoos are definitely a reminder of what can happen if you drink too much. See the rest of these crazy tattoos at http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/brits-share-embarrassing-tattoos-woke-8586485
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Limit Your Party Drinking to 2 Drinks
When you go to a party or night out with your mates one of the hardest things to do can be to limit yourself to just 2 drinks, as is recommended.
For your health and safety, its best to stick to 2 drinks, we know this but when we’re with friends it’s tempting to match them drink for drink.
In an article on Lifehacker.com the writer suggested having your first drink be something you like and drinking it slowly.
Next have a hydrating drink, like a seltzer or juice. This will also help you avoid a hangover.
Make your second drink something you love and sip it slowly.
Remember drinking in moderation and responsibly should always be your goal, not getting wasted.
Read more at http://lifehacker.com/have-two-drinks-at-a-party-1784669979
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You Can Now Get Your Alcohol Delivered
You can now get alcohol delivered directly to your door in Australia through Deliveroo.
The delivery company has teamed up with alcohol companies Majestic Wines and BrewDog to deliver beverages right to your front door in under 20 minutes.
Deliveroo CEO Will Shu recently revealed that delivering alcohol was always on their mind even when the company was founded, originally planning for it to be named Boozefood.
The company founded in London recently began its Australian operations. Read more at http://www.businessinsider.com.au/deliveroo-now-delivers-alcohol-straight-to-your-front-door-2016-7
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Alcohol Causes Cancer, According to New Research
A study has once again highlighted the importance of moderate alcohol consumption and the need to avoid drinking excessive amounts of alcohol.
Evidence has emerged that links alcohol to cancer in at least 7 tissues of the body.
The paper by Professor Jennie Connor was recently published and in it he concludes that alcohol can cause cancer in the oropharynx, larynx, oesophagus, liver, colon, rectum and breast.
Read more at http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/GE1607/S00079/evidence-strong-that-alcohol-causes-cancer.htm