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Alcohol Use and Physical Distancing during the COVID-19 Pandemic To help slow the spread of the virus, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends keeping at least three feet away from sick people as a protective measure. Bars, casinos, nightclubs, restaurants, and other places where people gather to consume alcohol, as well as house calls, increase the risk of transmission. Therefore, a protective measure such as physical distancing reduces the availability of alcoholic beverages and gives you a good opportunity to reduce your alcohol consumption and take care of your health. Read more What to do and what not to do during a pandemic? Alcohol: Do's and Don'ts During a COVID-19 Pandemic To avoid weakening your body's immune system, harming your health, and creating health risks for others, you should completely avoid drinking alcoholic beverages. Only in a sober state can you maintain vigilance, speed of reaction and action, and clarity of mind when making decisi
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Alcohol: Do's and Don'ts During a COVID-19 Pandemic To avoid weakening your body's immune system, harming your health, and creating health risks for others, you should completely avoid drinking alcoholic beverages. Only in a sober state can you maintain vigilance, speed of reaction and action, and clarity of mind when making decisions that affect you personally, your family members, and members of your environment. If you consume alcohol, reduce the amount to a minimum and avoid alcohol intoxication. Drinking alcohol should not become a social occasion for smoking in company and vice versa: drinking alcoholic beverages is often accompanied by smoking, and smoking in turn increases the risk of a more complicated and dangerous course of COVID-19. Don't forget that smoking indoors is a risk for other members of your family, and you must avoid creating an environment that endangers their health. Children and teenagers who live with you should not have access to alc