The average person doesn’t get a lot out of their life.

What they do get is a lot of information.

This is the gist of what life is all about.

But that’s not all, and it isn’t even all we want to know.

The average is a misleading figure because it’s based on what we know about us.

We may not know much about ourselves, but we do know a lot about our neighbours.

And we have an incredible amount of information about the people around us.

The problem is, most of that information is wrong.

There are some things we know to be true, but not others.

For example, most people don’t need to drink much alcohol to feel ill.

But the health consequences of drinking too much are quite real.

A new study by the University of Adelaide has identified the five most common reasons why people might become ill from alcohol consumption.

Here are the five worst: The first: people don ‘t get enough sleep They say they ‘d get more sleep, but it doesn ‘t last long.

That’s not true.

A little bit of sleep is enough to keep us alert.

But more sleep means less sleep, so we don’t get enough.

A study published in The Lancet showed that the average person gets two or three hours of sleep a night, and they get around an hour of sleep every day.

But in some cases, the difference in quality between sleep and rest is so small that it makes a difference in how well a person can stay asleep.

A recent study published by researchers at the University College London, the University Hospital Southampton and the University Health Service found that people who slept less than six hours a night had lower levels of the biomarkers that indicate inflammation and oxidative stress, which are linked to cardiovascular disease.

The next: drinking too many people can increase your risk of depression A study by Dr Michael Atherton at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Medical Research found that when people drank more than they should, their risk of developing depression was five times higher.

The last: people can lose weight if they drink too much alcohol The National Centre for Health Statistics found that in 2016, alcohol consumption was linked to obesity and type 2 diabetes.

So it makes sense that people could be putting off getting enough sleep or eating less sugar to stay healthy.

The good news is that most people get enough rest and don’t have to worry about losing weight.

The bad news is the same as the first two: drinking alcohol is bad for your health.

You may not be getting enough rest, but that’s no reason to drink more than you should.