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| What happens durning fermentation? |
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Definition
yeast or bacteria create yeast
glucose is used for energy
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| Definition: anaerobic condition |
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Definition
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| What are the consumption patterns that correlate with health benefits of alcohol |
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Definition
moderate levels
not all of the alcohol at once, spread out over the week |
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| Caveats of alcohol consumption for health benefits |
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Definition
alcohol should be substituted for another food in the diet (desert, etc)
-alcohol shouldn't be adding excess energy |
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| Physiological effect of etOH |
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Definition
HDL levels increase
blood clotting decrease |
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| Physiological effect of etOH on HDL levels |
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Definition
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| Physiological effect of etOH on blood clotting |
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Definition
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| Types of alcoholic beverages that have benefits |
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Definition
those with phytochemicals
-red wine, dark beer |
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| Psycholgoical effect of etOH |
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Definition
| stress relief, relaxation |
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| AHA recommendation about alcohol in diet |
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Definition
does not mention red wine
-does not cover people on meds
-unclear dosage (alcoholism)
exercise and meditation have saem effects as alcohol |
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| Why does drinking on an empty stomach affect how quickly we feel the effects of alcohol? |
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Definition
| More surface area of the stomach lining is available to be in contact with alcohol |
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| Can a person speed up the detoxification of alcohol from the body? |
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Definition
Not immediately
Over time a higher resistance can be built up |
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| Explain SPECIFICALLY why the AHA does not recommend moderate alcohol consumption as a means of reducing the risk of CVD? |
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Definition
Patients taking medication should not be drinking alcohol
There is no specific dosage of alcohol
-could promote alcoholism
Meditation and exercise have the same effects as alcohol |
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