The new United States dietary guidelines, which are expected to be released this month, will remove the daily recommended limit for alcohol consumption. The new guidelines, drafted by the Departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services,  “are expected to include a brief statement encouraging Americans to drink in moderation or limit alcohol intake due to associated health risks,” sources told Reuters. This marks a shift for the guidelines. Since 1990, the daily recommended limits have been no more than one drink for women and up to two drinks for men. It also signals a rebuke of the Biden administration, which took steps to drastically limit the amount of alcohol Americans consume. In the last month of his term, Biden’s surgeon general expressed a desire to place cancer risk warnings on all alcohol products. Biden had also tapped a secretive board called the Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Prevention of Underage Drinking to revise the alcohol portion of the dietary guidelines. Sources close to the committee — which contained multiple Canadian citizens —warned it was “close to adopting the World Health Organization’s 2023 declaration: ‘No level of alcohol consumption is safe for our health,’” as previously reported by The Daily Wire. Dietary guidelines are published every five years. The current revision is being led by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The intention behind making the change is “to ensure the guidelines reflect only the most robust evidence.” “The scientific basis for recommending specific daily limits is limited,” one source commented. The debate surrounding the potential benefits and harms of alcohol is still unsettled. Though some studies indicate an increased risk of cancer, others show that those who consume alcohol in moderation may have a lower mortality rate, and possess a lower risk of heart attack and stroke. Authors of a Harvard meta-study concluded that “the data do not justify sweeping statements about the [negative] effects of moderate alcohol consumption on human health.” The alcohol industry has responded positively to the news of the updated guidelines. “Shares in alcohol companies rose shortly after the announcement, with both AB InBev and Diageo’s shares hitting an intraday high,” Reuters reported.

Susan Seaforth Hayes portrayed June Williams on Days of Our Lives for seven decades. The iconic soap opera actress married Bill Hayes in 1974, and they shared 50 wonderful years together. Sadly, Bill passed away in 2024. Bill also had a career in show business and a treasured collection of scripts. Susan honored her husband’s legacy by donating them to the Writers Guild Foundation. She shared the news in an emotional Instagram post. “What I feared would be a painful goodbye turned into a joyful hello today. This morning I made a gift of my husband’s collection of bound scripts from ‘Your Show of Shows’ to the Writer’s Guild Foundation,” she wrote. “My Billy was the show’s romantic tenor in the 1950s, before his Broadway debut. He purchased the bound volumes from the heirs of Max Liebman, the iconic variety show’s producer.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bill & Susan Hayes (@billsusanhayes) The Writer’s Guild Foundation’s Library Impressed Susan Seaforth Hayes Susan Seaforth Hayes believes her husband’s beloved scripts will be in great hands. “The foundation’s spacious library in Hollywood is open to the public where you may see, read, and enjoy scripts from America’s greatest films and TV shows. Hilary Swett, the archivist there, is charming, helpful, and enthusiastic,” she wrote. “So, I gave my darling’s treasured memories to a place where creative achievement in writing for entertainment is preserved and honored forever.” Fans loved Susan Seaforth Hayes’ generous contribution. “My mother LOVED to watch him sing on ‘Your Show of Shows!!’ She had quite the crush on him— she dragged her sister to see And Juliet on Broadway so that she could see Bill Hayes,” a fan wrote. “That is so special. that you would donate those special scripts for others to enjoy now too! You and Bill have always been some of my favorites on ‘Days’,” another agreed. Susan Seaforth Hayes ended her post with a sweet sentiment. “I believe Billy is as happy as I am now. The writers guild foundation, visit sometime. Say I sent you.” This story’s featured image is by David Crotty/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images. The post Soap Opera Icon Makes Incredible Donation In Honor Of Her Late Husband appeared first on InspireMore.

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