Steven

Does it have an impact on thinking about cancers that are prominent in men?

So yeah, can you drill down on that? So if I'm a heavy drinker, so say that I'm drinking, let's say I'm drinking two glasses of wine a day consistently, which I guess would, like if I was drinking two of those a day.

So yeah, can you drill down on that? So if I'm a heavy drinker, so say that I'm drinking, let's say I'm drinking two glasses of wine a day consistently, which I guess would, like if I was drinking two of those a day.

So two of those a day puts me in the heavy drinker category.

So two of those a day puts me in the heavy drinker category.

It is very normal. I think it's somewhat more difficult for younger people to understand because younger people drink less. But if I think about the generation above me, having two glasses of wine a day is quite normal. After work, on the weekends, with every meal that you have. So that would make me a heavy drinker. And then what are the stats saying in terms of my cancer risk profile?

It is very normal. I think it's somewhat more difficult for younger people to understand because younger people drink less. But if I think about the generation above me, having two glasses of wine a day is quite normal. After work, on the weekends, with every meal that you have. So that would make me a heavy drinker. And then what are the stats saying in terms of my cancer risk profile?

And then if I have other sort of, do they call them comorbidities?

And then if I have other sort of, do they call them comorbidities?

So other illnesses, other diseases in my body, my probability is going to go up further if I'm obese, if I'm overweight, etc.

So other illnesses, other diseases in my body, my probability is going to go up further if I'm obese, if I'm overweight, etc.

How does that work?

How does that work?

What's going on in the body then? If I drink alcohol, how is that leading to cancer? You referenced it slightly there, but I want to make sure I'm super clear in my brain as to what the knock-on effects are and how that ends up as cancer.

What's going on in the body then? If I drink alcohol, how is that leading to cancer? You referenced it slightly there, but I want to make sure I'm super clear in my brain as to what the knock-on effects are and how that ends up as cancer.

Because your body sees ethanol as poison.

Because your body sees ethanol as poison.

So I also found this graph, which shows, for anyone that can't see what we're describing at the moment, it shows the acceleration in liver disease, death rates and general liver disease compared to other parts of the body. Other organs in the body, I believe it shows. What impact does alcohol have on the liver? And we have our little mannequin here of the human body. Where is the liver?

So I also found this graph, which shows, for anyone that can't see what we're describing at the moment, it shows the acceleration in liver disease, death rates and general liver disease compared to other parts of the body. Other organs in the body, I believe it shows. What impact does alcohol have on the liver? And we have our little mannequin here of the human body. Where is the liver?

It almost looks like it's as big as the lung, as one lung.