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June 9, 2021 As the nation and state reopens, the Michigan Liquor Control Commission is asking everyone to enjoy their summer in a responsible manner. The Michigan Liquor Control Commission has released the following: As summer heats up, Michiganders are urged to celebrate the season safely at gatherings and activities especially where alcohol might be consumed. Remember to keep your alcohol consumption in check and never drink and drive, urges the Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC). “The state’s 19,000 liquor licensees are excited to have their bars, restaurants, hotels, distilleries and wineries now open for patrons to enjoy Pure Michigan,” said MLCC Commissioner Dennis Olshove. “If you drink alcohol, do so responsibly. Make this a great summer to remember for all the right reasons.” ....
State of Michigan Urges Older Residents to Consume Less Alcohol According to the press release issued by the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, “Michiganders may react differently to alcohol as they get older than they did in their younger years as aging actually lowers the body’s tolerance for alcohol,” said Hertel. “Many medicines prescription, over-the-counter or even herbal remedies can be dangerous or even deadly when mixed with alcohol. Please check with your health care provider about if you can safely consume alcohol if you are taking medications.” As we age, our body slows down which causes the alcohol to stay in our system for a longer period of time. Because of our age we feel the effects quicker, which can cause accidents like falls and car crashes. Light to moderate consumption of adult beverages is ok for healthy adults over 65 that take no medications. The American Diabetes Association says one drink or less for women per ....
Jeannie Vogel LANSING Keep tabs on your alcohol consumption especially if you are getting older, have health issues or take medications, urges the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) Director Elizabeth Hertel and the Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC) Chair Pat Gagliardi as they recognize May as Older Americans Month. “Michiganders may react differently to alcohol as they get older than they did in their younger years as aging actually lowers the body’s tolerance for alcohol,” said Hertel. “Many medicines prescription, over-the-counter or even herbal remedies can be dangerous or even deadly when mixed with alcohol. Please check with your health care provider about if you can safely consume alcohol if you are taking medications.” ....