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Tuesday 29 January 2013
Monday 28 January 2013
Don't Let Alcohol Take Over Your Life!!!
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Monday 21 January 2013
Alcohol In The House Encourage Kids To Drink Later In Life?
It is said that the influence of alcohol starts from an early age. Such as growing up in a household with alcohol constantly present. Isn't it hard to understand how even if this is so, that some children fall into the same habit of drinking like their parents later in their adult lives and that others don't. Why do you think this is so?.....
Saturday 19 January 2013
Be Sensible With Alcohol
Less than 5% of deaths are directly attributable to alcohol in most countries, it is the abuse of alcohol that is one of the major health problems in modern times. It is also a factor in one third of hospital admissions. Alcohol has been around for centuries, and will continue to be. Of course many people consume alcohol in moderation so therefore adds to their pleasure and relaxation. Hopefully more education should help to overcome the problem and increase the number of people who drink it responsibly. The main thing for those who drink alcohol, is to understand the health hazards linked with the abuse of alcohol, and to realise the meaning of SAFE DRINKING and drinking to ENJOY YOURSELF. Constantly drinking to excess will eventually damage tissue in the brain, liver, heart, muscles, lungs, pancreas, nervous system, genitals, gastrointestinal tract and blood and skin.
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Alcohol is high in kilojoules about 29kj per gram. It is recommended that men and women should not drink more than two standard drinks in one day. Moderate alcohol consumption helps raise "good' HDL (High Density Lipoproteins, which are beneficial fats) cholesterol levels and helps protect against heart disease. But if you have diabetes be sure to check with your doctor first. Remember people who have more than 3 standard drinks a day, have a much higher risk of diabetes and heart disease. So if drinking is going to play a part in your life it is important to adhere to healthy guidelines, otherwise quality of life could be limited.
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Like everything there are pros and cons to drinking alcohol, it really is the decision of every individual to drink or not. The bottom line is at the end of the day whatever you choose, you have to deal with the consequences.
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Alcohol is high in kilojoules about 29kj per gram. It is recommended that men and women should not drink more than two standard drinks in one day. Moderate alcohol consumption helps raise "good' HDL (High Density Lipoproteins, which are beneficial fats) cholesterol levels and helps protect against heart disease. But if you have diabetes be sure to check with your doctor first. Remember people who have more than 3 standard drinks a day, have a much higher risk of diabetes and heart disease. So if drinking is going to play a part in your life it is important to adhere to healthy guidelines, otherwise quality of life could be limited.
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Like everything there are pros and cons to drinking alcohol, it really is the decision of every individual to drink or not. The bottom line is at the end of the day whatever you choose, you have to deal with the consequences.
Friday 18 January 2013
Did You Know?...
That while there are other contributing factors to the incidence of cancer, it's believed that alcohol is the primary cause of certain differing proportions of specific cancers. Statistics from the Australian Cancer Council say cancer attributable to excessive amounts of alcohol intake are 1 in 94 men and 1 in 76 for women.
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*A standard drink contains 10ml of alcohol
*One standard drink is equal to 300ml of ordinary strength beer, 425ml of low alcohol or light beer
*100ml of wine
*30ml of spirits and
*60ml of fortified wine such as sherry.
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-About 4% of breast cancers are thought to to be related to the level of intake of alcohol. The more you drink the higher the risks. Researchers believe higher oestrogen levels are produced when drinking is increased.
-A study of more than 4600 cases of colorectal cancer among 475000 people who participated, found that the ones who drink 45ml of alcohol per day increased their risk by 41%. It increased by 16% in those who consumed 30-44ml a day.
-Its harder to conceive if you are drinking more than 3 drinks a day. Alcohol disrupts menstrual cycles and cause temporary infertility.
- Alcohol can boost psorosis risk and may contribute to psorosis sufferers flare-ups.
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This is just a few facts they you may not have known. Heavy drinking may influence gum disease by affecting the immune system, ability to fight infection, it can interfere with blood clotting and lead to vitamin and protein deficencies that make it harder for our bodies to heal wounds. So there's something to think about for now do it in moderation or quit drinking, because there are many reasons why....
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*A standard drink contains 10ml of alcohol
*One standard drink is equal to 300ml of ordinary strength beer, 425ml of low alcohol or light beer
*100ml of wine
*30ml of spirits and
*60ml of fortified wine such as sherry.
CHECK OUT THE FREE REPORT!
-About 4% of breast cancers are thought to to be related to the level of intake of alcohol. The more you drink the higher the risks. Researchers believe higher oestrogen levels are produced when drinking is increased.
-A study of more than 4600 cases of colorectal cancer among 475000 people who participated, found that the ones who drink 45ml of alcohol per day increased their risk by 41%. It increased by 16% in those who consumed 30-44ml a day.
-Its harder to conceive if you are drinking more than 3 drinks a day. Alcohol disrupts menstrual cycles and cause temporary infertility.
- Alcohol can boost psorosis risk and may contribute to psorosis sufferers flare-ups.
CLICK HERE
This is just a few facts they you may not have known. Heavy drinking may influence gum disease by affecting the immune system, ability to fight infection, it can interfere with blood clotting and lead to vitamin and protein deficencies that make it harder for our bodies to heal wounds. So there's something to think about for now do it in moderation or quit drinking, because there are many reasons why....
Thursday 17 January 2013
Give Alcohol The Boot
We've all done it, been left red-faced the next day after a boozy night out with friends. Behaved stupidly or done something unsavoury while under the influence, and reliving it again the next time your friends ring or visit you. Meanwhile alot of the time you can't even remember doing half the stuff they tell you about. Pretty embarrassing wasn't it, but what happens when that sort of stuff happen all the time? When it becomes the norm, as they say, and it's always when your intoxicated.
Alcohol can ruin people's lives when their drinking becomes a problem. Often not remembering what you've done the day before or curing a hangover with more alcohol becomes normal behaviours for people with alcohol addiction. When they stop caring about anything and everything, hurt family and friends by their behaviour or start pushing people away, you will realise that there really is a problem. A person will do anything to get that next drink, it won't matter how,where or what they do to get it as long as they have it.
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This addiction can stem from early childhood experiences or possibly something traumatic that has happened in a persons life. Sometimes though it may even be something as simple as drinking that has just gotten out of control. What ever may be the reason when you can admit to yourself that you have a problem with alcohol is when you can receive help for your addiction. Many times when alcoholism is evident there is a degree of denial from that person that they have even got a problem, and no amount of talking to them will make them change their minds.
Seeking professional will not help unless they admit to themselves first that alcohol has taken over their lives. This is often the hardest part, trying to get them to take that first step.
So why is alcohol so appealing to us when it can damage us in this way, or when it can contribute to so many life threatening diseases such as heart disease, breast or colorectal cancer, diabetes or increase the risk of a rare type of stroke called "haemorrhagic stroke", which involves bursting blood vessels. As little as two drinks a day for women could lead to liver disease. The risks far outweigh any benefits if you go overboard with alcohol.
Take a look at this video....
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Although you have a addiction with alcohol its never to late to get help, making an appointment with you GP or talking to someone about getting help are stepping stone to getting your life back on track one day at a time. Most important though is admitting to yourself that you have a problem with alcohol....it's hard to recover from anything if you don't have faith in yourself and the support from others. If you feel life would be BETTER learning to control or quit drinking all together then this link will be vital to YOU.....
GET YOUR FREE REPORT HERE
Alcohol can ruin people's lives when their drinking becomes a problem. Often not remembering what you've done the day before or curing a hangover with more alcohol becomes normal behaviours for people with alcohol addiction. When they stop caring about anything and everything, hurt family and friends by their behaviour or start pushing people away, you will realise that there really is a problem. A person will do anything to get that next drink, it won't matter how,where or what they do to get it as long as they have it.
CLICK HERE
This addiction can stem from early childhood experiences or possibly something traumatic that has happened in a persons life. Sometimes though it may even be something as simple as drinking that has just gotten out of control. What ever may be the reason when you can admit to yourself that you have a problem with alcohol is when you can receive help for your addiction. Many times when alcoholism is evident there is a degree of denial from that person that they have even got a problem, and no amount of talking to them will make them change their minds.
Seeking professional will not help unless they admit to themselves first that alcohol has taken over their lives. This is often the hardest part, trying to get them to take that first step.
So why is alcohol so appealing to us when it can damage us in this way, or when it can contribute to so many life threatening diseases such as heart disease, breast or colorectal cancer, diabetes or increase the risk of a rare type of stroke called "haemorrhagic stroke", which involves bursting blood vessels. As little as two drinks a day for women could lead to liver disease. The risks far outweigh any benefits if you go overboard with alcohol.
Take a look at this video....
WATCH HERE
Although you have a addiction with alcohol its never to late to get help, making an appointment with you GP or talking to someone about getting help are stepping stone to getting your life back on track one day at a time. Most important though is admitting to yourself that you have a problem with alcohol....it's hard to recover from anything if you don't have faith in yourself and the support from others. If you feel life would be BETTER learning to control or quit drinking all together then this link will be vital to YOU.....
GET YOUR FREE REPORT HERE
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