Institute of Alcohol Studies
Institute of Alcohol Studies
Samy Amri on Dry January in France
Samy Amri on Dry January in France
Samy Amri on Dry January in France
Friday 24th January 2020
Samy Amri discusses France's first Dry January, highlighting successes, challenges, and the benefits of reducing alcohol consumption.
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Get the buttons here!Dry January in France: Triumphs and Trials with Samy Amri
Dry January in France is a good initiative, and so I believe we managed to do it.
Picture this: a country celebrated for its wine culture taking on the Dry January challenge. In this episode of the Alcohol Alert Podcast, Samy Amri from the French Society of Alcohology chats with Sonia Bigot about France's first-ever Dry January. While the initiative has seen success, it's not without its hurdles. The French government's reluctance to back the movement has sparked controversy, but it hasn't stopped health associations from pushing forward.
Samy shares insights into the benefits of reducing alcohol consumption, like better focus and weight loss, and discusses how deeply ingrained cultural habits can be a significant barrier. This episode offers a fascinating look at how an alcohol reduction campaign navigates the complexities of a nation that loves its wine. Perfect for anyone interested in public health, policy, or just curious about how different cultures approach alcohol.