Intelligent people are more likely to become alcoholics

According to the findings of British scientists, intelligent people are more likely to get to health problems caused by alcohol abuse, rather than less intelligent people. According to scientists from the Medical Research Council, intelligent, educated people tend to be more stress to their professional activities, forcing them to drink large amounts of alcohol to less than intelligent. Women who dominated the men are particularly vulnerable to adverse effects of alcohol. Researchers studied 8,710 men and women who were born in one week in 1970. Your mental abilities at the age of 10 have been compared with information about the use of alcohol and problems with drinking in the age of 30. In the American Journal of Public Health published study suggests that people faced caused a high degree of mental activity a lot of problems with alcohol in adulthood. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the British, who held positions of managers and supervisors, 15.1 consume alcohol unit (1 unit. Alcohol is 2 glasses of wine) per week, compared with 11.6 units, the people of routine Activities involved consume. On average, women consume 9.0 units of alcohol a week and men - 18.7. In 2005, for every 100,000 people in the UK accounted for 12.9 deaths caused by alcohol abuse, but in 2006 this figure had risen to 13.4. For comparison, in 1991 there were 6.9 deaths.