Will the U.S. Surgeon General's ruling affect your personal consumption of alcohol?

Answer Explanations

• No

  user-287804
  Alcohol is a minor risk compared to so many other cancer risks
• Yes

  user-763749
  It may serve as a wake-up call, leading them to reduce or eliminate alcohol consumption.
• No

  user-382417
  I do not drink alcohol
• Other (please explain)

  user-84005
  Actually I never drink alcohol.
• No

  user-188079
  I'm too old and set in my ways to care. I accept the risks.
• Other (please explain)

  user-904601
  I have been doing my own research about alcohol and the multitude of risks associated with its regular use. Although I enjoy a very occasional alcohol use I keep it very limited because it impacts My overall fitness and performance goals. It does not feel it well into my nutritional goals. 
• No

  user-829593
  I don’t drink baseline - for no reason other than I don’t really like it. 
• Other (please explain)

  user-433580
  Not applicable to me 
• Other (please explain)

  user-114343
  I do not consume alcohol
• No

  user-553940
  I do not take alcohol nor I am an US citizen 
• Other (please explain)

  user-629527
  I don't drink alcohol, but if I were to consider it, the U.S. Surgeon General's ruling would likely make me think more critically about the risks. The report is a strong reminder of the health impacts alcohol can have, especially in terms of cancer risk. For someone who does drink, it might encourage them to re-evaluate their habits or drink more responsibly.
• user-161126
  I already consumer very little alcohol.
• No

  user-770802
  Personally I've already limited my alcohol consumption significantly
• Other (please explain)

  user-777970
  I do not consume alcohol
• No

  user-1163
  I am not drinking alcohol.
• No

  user-800651
  I do not consume alcohol, so the ruling does not directly affect my personal habits but reinforces the importance of raising awareness about its health risks.
  
  

  
  
• No

  user-979199
  I don't drink alcohol.
• No

  user-981678
  One drink once a week, is all i drink. 
• Other (please explain)

  user-102119
  N/A
• No

  user-730223
  There are ebnefits in taking it in moderation.
• Yes

  user-565949
  I will reduce my alcohol consumption. 
• Yes

  user-226984
  I still drink wine and beer, but tend to minimize alcohol consumption
• Other (please explain)

  user-409302
  i do not drink
  
  
• No

  user-372463
  I was not drinking before
• Yes

  user-980513
  Yes, by reducing consumption. But unfortunately I've tried and failed to completely eliminate alcohol from my life. Drinking a beer is one of the great pleasures I have.
• Other (please explain)

  user-138399
  Be responsible and try to cut back on overall alcohol consumpytion.
• No

  user-159482
  I do not drink due to my knowledge and attitude.
• Yes

  user-208334
  We practice very light drinking already, and more periods of abstention are likely in the future.
• Other (please explain)

  user-848112
  I stay away from alcohol based on my personal conviction which is regardless of his ruling
• Other (please explain)

  user-499948
  My personal consumption is currently very low.
• Other (please explain)

  user-794571
  I don’t drink alcohol
• Yes

  user-110809
  reduced by moderate wine intake
• No

  user-562199
  I rarely drink
• No

  user-489806
  Even more recent research has stipulated that moderate consumption is beneficial.
• Yes

  user-904621
  It should but I don t think it s very effective 
• No

  user-673903
  I don't drink alcohol.
• Other (please explain)

  user-911357
  I do not consume any alcohol
• Other (please explain)

  user-753919
  I do not use alcoholic products