In the past, after the whites introduced the tea economy in Sri Lanka, the Indian workers who were brought to work in the plantations and the Sinhalese people from other areas got used to drinking alcohol for free. They were surprised to see them fighting with Kathy Polu and the English army. They were looking for how they had the morale...courage to jump among them with Kathy Polu swords and fight. Knowing that they were fighting bravely by using drinks made from cannabis, hemp...ganja was banned in Sri Lanka...
Then they got people who were friendly to them to sell domestically brewed alcohol as well as foreign whiskey brandies for free and they got used to it... the people who got used to it then started selling it for money...
Bars opened all over Sri Lanka and started selling these...People who didn't know the name of the type of drink they liked went to the bottle rack in the bar and tapped the bottom of the bottle and asked me to give them one of these...that is, a shot...The bar staff took money from the person and gave me a drink. ...If the request for alcohol is kicked by stomping on the foot of the bottle..
Even today people use the saying that drinking alcohol is a step...
Is 'heen foot' beating good for heart patients?
It has been widely accepted for a long time that alcohol is harmful to the human body. However, it is a popular opinion in recent times that 'stepping' can have beneficial effects, especially for those with heart disease. This idea is confirmed not only by colleagues who love the ground but also in the field of medicine in some cases. But a new study shows that heart patients can achieve such an advantage only if they have a special gene in their bodies.
Six hundred Swedish men and women with heart disease participated in the research conducted by researchers at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden, and the data obtained were compared with the data of about 3,000 healthy people who participated in the study. The researchers looked at their behavior patterns while drinking alcohol and measured their blood cholesterol levels and studied a gene that controls the 'transport' of cholesterol to the liver.
It found that drinking moderate amounts of alcohol, that is one or two drinks a day, was associated with a 20 percent overall reduction in the risk of heart disease. But the study also revealed that those with the unique gene that controls the transport of cholesterol to the liver had an 80 percent reduced risk of heart disease. Moreover, the presence of this gene in the body does not lead to a reduction in the risk of medical diseases and such beneficial results are achieved only when it is combined with 'adhegation', says Dag Thelle of the University of Gothenburg.
Previous studies have statistically shown that 'moderate' alcohol consumption is mildly beneficial for the heart. Researcher Thel, who suspects that the data of a small number of people who have this 'lucky' gene from a large population was collected randomly, says that a large number of people who drink alcohol will not benefit. However, he is of the opinion that this research should be repeated before coming to a firm conclusion about the new discovery. He finds that there is a large difference in the outcomes of alcohol consumption between those with and without the favorable gene. But what can be said for certain is that it is beneficial for those who are in the habit of treading lightly to keep a good eye on this.
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