Reduce 43%, Russians don't love?

September 11 is the full Russian quit drinking day. A few days ago, Russian Minister of Health Murashko announced that from 2008 to 2021, Russia's alcohol consumption decreased by 43%.

"Russia" reported on the 11th that Murashko said that the per capita annual wine consumption of Russia in 2008 was 15.7 liters and 9 liters in 2021 (according to data in early 2022, the global per capita annual wine consumption was 6.18 liters of 6.18 liters. ) At the same time, the incidence and mortality of Russian residents and drinking also declined. He pointed out that alcohol has no impact on the high mortality rate of working age. Alcoholism will not only cause external damage, accidents, accidents, etc., but also cause cardiovascular disease, tumor, gastrointestinal diseases. In addition, alcoholism can also cause the quality of personal life to decline, make people weak, and have short respiratory symptoms when doing physical work. At the same time, with the decline in memory and cognitive function, it causes depression. According to data from the Russian Federation Department, compared with 2020, Russia decreased by 6%in 2021 to 47,393.

Murashko said that unfortunately, many residents are still accustomed to using alcohol to relieve stress or fatigue. Almost every day, "a cup". Murashko suggested that people relieve stress through physical exercise and fresh air after a day of hard work. Only all residents work together can it be possible to achieve the goal of increasing the per capita life expectancy of the nation's residents to 78 years.

Why does Russian alcohol consumption decrease? Drobiz, the head of the Russian Federation and Regional Liquor Market Research Center, said that it was because the government carried out large -scale anti -alcoholic campaigns since 2008 and greatly increased the price of alcohol products. According to Russia's "Communist Youth League Heroes" reported on the 11th, in 2009, the price of 1 bottle of Vodka in the store was about 50 rubles (about 0.11 yuan), and the lowest retail price now reached 261 rubles. After the minimum price increase, Vodka's sales in the store decreased sharply, but at the same time, a large number of vodka flowed into the field of illegal trading. In addition, the Russian population is already aging, and the total amount of alcohol consumed has naturally decreased. Among Russian residents, 18-55 years old people drink the most.

Global Times/Liu Yupeng

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