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In Australia, adults over 50 are increasingly drinking daily, risking health, but recovery through support groups is helping many improve.
In Australia, regular alcohol use among adults over 50 is a growing health concern, with many viewing daily drinking as normal despite links to cancer, memory issues, and chronic conditions.
While younger generations drink less, those aged 50 to 70 are heavier drinkers, often unaware that symptoms like anxiety and fatigue stem from alcohol use.
Individuals like Kelly and John found recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous, where over 60 members are over 50 and regional participation is rising, aided by accessible online meetings.
Many report improved health, relationships, and purpose after quitting.
With average household spending on alcohol at $1,770 annually—equivalent to a vacation or major appliance—experts stress it’s never too late to change, and seeking help is a sign of strength.
En Australia, los adultos de más de 50 años beben cada día más, lo que pone en riesgo su salud, pero la recuperación a través de grupos de apoyo está ayudando a muchos a mejorar.