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Memory Reduces Alcohol Demand

This is a news story, published by MailOnline, that relates primarily to the University of Portsmouth news.

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Scientists reveal the simple trick to help you drink less BOOZE

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Researchers from the University of Portsmouth studied 50 women aged 18 to 46-years-old .

Participants were asked to recall a recent alcohol experience in detail.

They were then asked to consume a vodka-based drink, at a rate that felt comfortable to them, while watching a mood-neutral TV program to distract them from any suspicion that their rate of consumption was being recorded.

Analysis revealed that individuals who were.

asked to.

recall a previous drinking episode took longer to consume the alcoholic beverage.

This suggests a lower motivation for alcohol, the researchers said.

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