Gen Z in Mexico: A 25% Drop in Alcohol Consumption

Generation Z in Mexico is redefining what it means to socialize and have fun. Recent studies show a 25% decrease in regular alcohol consumption among young adults aged 18-24 in the past five years. This trend is attributed to a growing emphasis on mental and physical health, fueled by social media and the wellness culture. "Studies show that young people are more aware of the risks associated with excessive alcohol consumption," explains a health expert. The video illustrates this shift with scenes of young adults enjoying social gatherings without excessive drinking. This change signals a move away from the heavy drinking culture of previous generations, suggesting a more balanced and conscious approach to lifestyle choices.