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My September (2026) Article is Out (And More)!
Well, I have not been keeping up with letting you know about my recent published articles and since that is going to increase over the next few months, this does not bode well. But I will get better. I hope. … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist14 viewswinehealthlifestyletravelwine-tasting - news
Welcome To Summer 2026! Here’s The Thursday Beery News Notes That I Dug Up
Taking a break from the TV and all the fitba, I was out and about this week doing a bit of visiting and looking for ice cream. Fields of grain. Sunny skies. I heard Indigo Buntings on separate country roads. Had me a mango sugar cone, thanks for asking. And no brain melting heat like … Continue reading "Welcome To Summer 2026! Here’s The Thursday Beery News Notes That I Dug Up"
by Alan18 viewsancientasia-otherwisebooks-and-beerenglandgermanyhealth - news
Why Boulder’s Sober-Curious Movement Is Growing in 2026
As the sun dips behind the Flatirons, painting the foothills in shades of gold and amber, the energy in Boulder begins to shift. The trails quiet after a day of hiking, cycling, climbing, running, and exploring, while patios, gathering spaces, and outdoor hangouts come alive. For many residents, those evenings look a little different in […] The post Why Boulder’s Sober-Curious Movement Is Growing in 2026 first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
by AboutBoulder-admin17 viewsbloghealth-wellbeingboulderboulder-coloradoboulder-countyhealth - news
Exploring the Health Benefits of Wine: What You Need to Know
Wine is one of those topics where everyone suddenly becomes a nutrition expert after two glasses. One person says... The post Exploring the Health Benefits of Wine: What You Need to Know appeared first on The Finest Italian Wine .
by Kelly Chidi-Ogbonna16 viewswine-factswine-knowledgeabout-winehealthwine - news
Alcohol cancer labels: public health measure or scare tactic?
In the second of our series on the implications of the WHO’s ‘no safe level’ agenda, Tom Bruce-Gardyne explores the battle to impose cancer warnings on drinks, and ponders the motives, whether it is really to inform consumers or simply to scare them into drinking less. The post Alcohol cancer labels: public health measure or scare tactic? appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Tom Bruce Gardyne30 viewsfront-page-draw-innewsalcoholcommenthealthtobacco - news
Old Age
I seem to be caught in a plethora of medical appointments at the moment. Apart from the ongoing saga of my stomach and the recent dental work which requires follow-up, I had made an appointment with my usual dentist for an annual check-up in July. However, I have been experiencing palpitations during the night, so an ECG was called for and now a follow-up with the GP to discuss what they have found. I also have an upcoming appointment with my consultant gastroenterologist in a couple of weeks. It seems my diary is full of appointments. Getting old sucks. I've not been firing on all cylinders and have suspended my gym membership for the month of July to have a bit of a restful few weeks. I hope to be back to my normal self by August. I had to laugh the other day. I was doing a shift on the till at the foodbank charity shop and was chatting to the Assistant Manageress. She told me her cat is 16 and has dementia. She said it wanders round in the night miaowing, presumably beca
by noreply@blogger.com (ADDY)9 viewsappointmentscathealth - news
My June (2026) Article is Out (And More)!
Every month, it seems like I hear “It’s hard to believe it’s already [fill in the month]!” In response, I have to resist adding a snarky response such as “well, calendars are hard to come by these days…” but that … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist28 viewswinehealthlifestyletravelwine-tasting - news
My May (2026) Article is Out!
Well, it is time for another article in my local Spring Branch Plus publication (actually, it is time for two since I forgot to alert you to last month’s article). In case you haven’t noticed, the wine industry is in … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist15 viewswinehealthlifestyletravelwine-tasting - news
And On This Day, I Celebrate
My grandmother, like many others, I imagine, would often start off a sentence with “If I had a nickel…” It was usually followed by a lament or a wish: “If I had a nickel for every one of your dirty … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist23 viewsfamilylifewinehealthtravelwriting - news
Well… Welcome To Your “It Is March And The Good Times Are Here Again!!!” Beery News Notes
For well over 20 years, I have lost my marbles over March arriving as it did again last Sunday. I may have created that image to the right in 2004. Such a clever boy! So well centered. Why do I love March, you ask? Not the green beer. Maybe not the green grass which might … Continue reading "Well… Welcome To Your “It Is March And The Good Times Are Here Again!!!” Beery News Notes"
by Alan27 viewsblogging-and-the-internetdrinking-cultureenglandfrancehealthipa - news
One Year Later...
I woke up this morning, knowing it's been exactly 1 year since the last time I indulged my inner drunk and had way too many pints, topped off with a big old glass of whiskey. One year since I could barely breathe after going up a flight of stairs or walking to my car and one year since my resting heart rate was somewhere around 170 beats per minute. In those 365 days, I have not let go of reality even once. No slip ups or "accidents", never having more than 2 beers in a single day and no hard liquor of any kind. Part of this is predicated by all the medications I'm on to help control blood pressure and keep my heart from running itself out of beats before my time is supposed to be up. But the other part has become a battle of internal monologues, each vying for supremacy and each with some good points to be made. On one side, we've got the good times Polk, the dr
by noreply@blogger.com (Pints with Polk)17 viewsalcoholicbeercraft-beerdrunkhappyhealth - news
Uncorking Radiance: The Fascinating World of Beauty Products Made with Wine
In the world of beauty and skincare, innovation knows no bounds. From traditional herbal remedies to cutting-edge scientific breakthroughs, the quest for radiant, youthful skin has led to the exploration of diverse ingredients. Among these, wine has emerged as a surprising yet effective source of skincare wonders. Packed with antioxidants, polyphenols, and other beneficial compounds,... View Article The post Uncorking Radiance: The Fascinating World of Beauty Products Made with Wine appeared first on Winerist Magazine .
by Tania Lee17 viewsask-wineristlifestylebeautyhealthwellbeingwine-baths