Good Templar Column On Alcohol and Disease Effects
Dr. Stevenson notes temperance advocates face criticism but scientific progress supports their view. He cites London licensing inquiry findings that adulteration is minimal and that aging spirits does not reduce harm, arguing only alcohol is present as the toxic component in beverages.
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