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I'm drinking 10 beers a day for 200 days — I think it's impressive - Vimarsana News

I'm drinking 10 beers a day for 200 days — I think it's impressive

Raise a glass — or a couple thousand — to this guy. Jon May, a 25-year-old from Britain, is striving to drink 2,000 pints of beer in 200 days — simply because he can.

Source: nypost.com
Midwest Binge Drinking: Iowa and Wisconsin Top List - Vimarsana News

Midwest Binge Drinking: Iowa and Wisconsin Top List

Discover the alarming prevalence of binge drinking in the Midwest, where seven states, including Iowa and Wisconsin rank in the top ten.

Source: koel.com
Restaurant charges 'vomit fee' for customers who have too many mimosas at brunch - Vimarsana News

Restaurant charges 'vomit fee' for customers who have too many mimosas at brunch

California restaurant Kitchen Story implemented a "vomit fee" for boozy brunch-goers who go overboard on the champagne and juice combo.

Source: nypost.com
Healthiest states in the US — see if yours is in good shape - Vimarsana News

Healthiest states in the US — see if yours is in good shape

Colorado is tops in a study from Lighthouse Dental Centre that ranks all 50 states on overall health and well-being using several CDC data points.

Source: nypost.com
New dads who take paternity leave less likely to suffer alcohol abuse: study - Vimarsana News

New dads who take paternity leave less likely to suffer alcohol abuse: study

An October 2023 study from the Department of Public Health Sciences of Stockholm University in Sweden found that expecting, first-time fathers who are granted paid paternal leave from work are significantly less likely to suffer alcohol-related morbidity.

Source: nypost.com