This cross-sectional study looked at over 38,000 participants who visited the Cooper Clinic in Dallas, Texas for medical examinations over a 31 year period. Through fitness and treadmill tests, as well as evaluations on the dependency of alcohol consumption, researchers concluded that those with moderate and high fitness levels consumed moderate to heavy amounts of alcohol compared to their lower fitness counterparts—both for men and women.
The study's conclusion recommends that"increasing fitness might consider concurrently aiming to reduce alcohol consumption."While the reasoning behind why higher alcohol consumption for fit people is still unknown, researchers have been diving into the link between exercise and alcohol consumption for years.concluded that physical activity and alcohol use are"functionally coupled" and typically adults drink more on the days they exercise.
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