A recent study by researchers from Ohio has revealed a connection between alcohol consumption and increased aggression. Involving over 850 volunteers, the study found that those who consumed alcohol showcased a higher pain tolerance and were more likely to administer painful electric shocks to others. The findings suggest a potential neural pathway that explains how alcohol influences aggressive behavior. With participants reaching a blood alcohol concentration of 0.1%, the research underscores the perilous effects of drinking, especially during the holiday season when alcohol consumption rises.

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