Lee Davy
Lee Davy
Alcohol Causes Cancer—But Ireland’s Keeping That Quiet
Alcohol Causes Cancer—But Ireland’s Keeping That Quiet
Alcohol Causes Cancer—But Ireland’s Keeping That Quiet
Tuesday 22nd July 2025
Explore Ireland's decision to delay alcohol health warnings and its impact on public health. Discover why profits often trump truth.
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Get the buttons here!Why Ireland's Delayed Alcohol Warning Matters
Episode Overview
- Ireland's delay on alcohol health warnings until 2029.
- US trade threats influencing Irish policy decisions.
- Alcohol's dangers often hidden due to profit motives.
- Living a self-led life means making informed choices.
- Cultural norms often obscure the truth about alcohol.
"They're keeping the truth off the label because the truth hurts profits."
Ever wondered why a pint of Guinness doesn't come with a cancer warning? This episode of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast, hosted by Lee Davy, tackles the perplexing decision by Ireland to delay health warnings on alcohol bottles until 2029. Originally set for 2026, this delay comes under pressure from the US, aiming to protect whiskey exports. Lee doesn't hold back in questioning why profits are prioritised over public health.
With a mix of humour and hard truths, he sheds light on the 'Liquid Lie' – a term he uses to describe how alcohol's dangers are often swept under the rug. The discussion isn't just about policy but about the cultural sickness that lets alcohol off the hook time and again. Lee shares his own journey towards living a self-led, alcohol-free life and urges listeners to think critically about what they consume.
If you're curious about the truth behind the bottle and want to understand why silence is sometimes louder than science, this episode offers a compelling perspective. You'll leave with questions about what other truths might be hidden and how you can take control of your choices in a world that seems designed to keep you drinking.