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  1. ireland

    ireland Active member

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    ddp
    there is hope for ye,ye can join the rest of us with liver disease from drinking booze..

    all ye need is to drink coffee and ye can drink all the booze ye want.
    nbow ye can join the rest of us boozers..

    Yahoo! Health: Nutrition News
    TUESDAY, June 13 (HealthDay News) -- Drinking coffee seems to protect alcohol drinkers from liver disease, a new study suggests.
    Every daily cup of coffee reduced the incidence of cirrhosis, a condition that destroys liver tissue
    He recently reported that caffeine induces the release of adenosine, a molecule that prevents the inflammation that leads to kidney damage.

    http://health.yahoo.com/news/163215;_ylt=A9htdUDYcY9EbWQAAFmmxbAB
     
  2. tocool4u

    tocool4u Guest

    A glass of Wine a day will help clean your kidneys......
     
  3. aabbccdd

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    yeah right ,drinking water is MUCH better
     
  4. Lethal_B

    Lethal_B Moderator Staff Member

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    I like Sunny D. That stuff is gorgeous..

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  5. bombayboy

    bombayboy Regular member

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    lol. Havnt had some of that in ages!

    Ah the summer memorys...
     
  6. tocool4u

    tocool4u Guest

    @aabbccdd

    I'm dead serious....Water is healthier than just about everything but it can't help kidney function.......
    See.......

    Scientists from Universidad de Cordoba and Hospital Universitario Reina Sofia in Spain administered 400 ml/70 kg/d of red wine and a high-cholesterol diet (1.65 percent cholesterol) to rats and monitored levels of brain and kidney oxidative stress as well as antioxidant enzyme activity within the animals. Total cholesterol and lipid peroxidation products in the brain, kidney and erythrocytes decreased significantly, while glutathione content and antioxidant enzyme activities increased. In addition, urinary excretion of urea, creatinine and albumin decreased significantly.

    The researchers concluded these results suggest red wine may protect against oxidative stress and hypercholesterolemia in the brain and kidneys.
     
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    Errrrr!, Sunny D, that stuff's sickening, how the heck can you drink it, I'd rather drink a glass of marmite..

    The only reason people buy it is because its cheap, that stuff really is sick :S

    .....& ddp, surprised to hear that you dont at all drink, good to hear though :)
     
  8. aabbccdd

    aabbccdd Guest

    you can get the same results drinking grape juice you dont need the wine
     
  9. ireland

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    Dark soya sauce healthier than red wine: study

    June 3, 2006 09:06:45 AM PST

    Dark soya sauce, widely used in east Asia, may prove to be more effective than red wine and vitamin C in combating human cell damage, researchers in Singapore said.

    Scientists found that the sauce -- derived from fermented soya beans -- contains antioxidant properties about 10 times more effective than red wine and 150 times more potent than vitamin C, Singapore's Strait Times reported on Saturday.

    Antioxidants -- found in red wine, fruits and vegetables -- counter the effects of free radicals, unstable atoms which attack human cells and tissues.

    Free radicals have been linked to the aging process as well as a range of ailments including Parkinson's disease, cancer and heart disease.

    The National University of Singapore study also found that the sauce improved blood flow by as much as 50 percent in the hours after consumption.

    "There's a preventative aspect, showing that it may potentially slow down the rate of cardiovascular and neurodegenerative diseases," research team leader Professor Barry Halliwell said.

    But he cautioned against taking large amounts of dark soya sauce because of its high salt content, which could lead to high blood pressure.
     
  10. bombayboy

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    i will just stick to apple juice...
     
  11. ireland

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    Alcohol, Wine and Cardiovascular Disease

    Are there cardiovascular risks associated with drinking alcohol?

    Drinking too much alcohol can raise the levels of some fats in the blood (triglycerides) (tri-GLIS'er-idz). It can also lead to high blood pressure, heart failure and an increased calorie intake. (Consuming too many calories can lead to obesity and a higher risk of developing diabetes.) Excessive drinking and binge drinking can lead to stroke. Other serious problems include fetal alcohol syndrome, cardiomyopathy (kar"de-o-mi-OP'ah-the), cardiac arrhythmia (ah-RITH'me-ah) and sudden cardiac death.

    AHA Recommendation

    If you drink alcohol, do so in moderation. This means an average of one to two drinks per day for men and one drink per day for women. (A drink is one 12 oz. beer, 4 oz. of wine, 1.5 oz. of 80-proof spirits, or 1 oz. of 100-proof spirits.) Drinking more alcohol increases such dangers as alcoholism, high blood pressure, obesity, stroke, breast cancer, suicide and accidents. Also, it's not possible to predict in which people alcoholism will become a problem. Given these and other risks, the American Heart Association cautions people NOT to start drinking ... if they do not already drink alcohol. Consult your doctor on the benefits and risks of consuming alcohol in moderation.

    What about red wine and heart disease?

    Over the past several decades, many studies have been published in science journals about how drinking alcohol may be associated with reduced mortality due to heart disease in some populations. Some researchers have suggested that the benefit may be due to wine, especially red wine. Others are examining the potential benefits of components in red wine such as flavonoids (FLAV'oh-noidz) and other antioxidants (an"tih-OK'sih-dants) in reducing heart disease risk. Some of these components may be found in other foods such as grapes or red grape juice. The linkage reported in many of these studies may be due to other lifestyle factors rather than alcohol. Such factors may include increased physical activity, and a diet high in fruits and vegetables and lower in saturated fats No direct comparison trials have been done to determine the specific effect of wine or other alcohol on the risk of developing heart disease or stroke.

    Are there potential benefits of drinking wine or other alcoholic beverages?

    Research is being done to find out what the apparent benefits of drinking wine or alcohol in some populations may be due to, including the role of antioxidants, an increase in HDL ("good") cholesterol or anti-clotting properties. Clinical trials of other antioxidants such as vitamin E have not shown any cardio-protective effect. Also, even if they were protective, antioxidants can be obtained from many fruits and vegetables, including red grape juice.

    The best-known effect of alcohol is a small increase in HDL cholesterol. However, regular physical activity is another effective way to raise HDL cholesterol, and niacin can be prescribed to raise it to a greater degree. Alcohol or some substances such as resveratrol (res-VAIR'ah-trol) found in alcoholic beverages may prevent platelets in the blood from sticking together. That may reduce clot formation and reduce the risk of heart attack or stroke. (Aspirin may help reduce blood clotting in a similar way.) How alcohol or wine affects cardiovascular risk merits further research, but right now the American Heart Association does not recommend drinking wine or any other form of alcohol to gain these potential benefits. The AHA does recommend that to reduce your risk you should talk to your doctor about lowering your cholesterol and blood pressure, controlling your weight, getting enough exercise and following a healthy diet. There is no scientific proof that drinking wine or any other alcoholic beverage can replace these conventional measures.

    What about alcohol and pregnancy?

    Pregnant women shouldn't drink alcohol in any form. It can harm the baby seriously, including causing birth defects.

    What about alcohol and aspirin?

    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warns that people who take aspirin regularly should not drink alcohol. Heart disease patients should stop drinking and keep taking aspirin if their doctor prescribed it for their heart condition. Patients should not stop taking aspirin without first talking to their doctor.

    Related AHA publications:

    * An Eating Plan for Healthy Americans
    * Easy Food Tips for Heart-Healthy Eating (also in Spanish)


    http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=4422
     
  12. ublade

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    bombayboy shut the edited by ddp. you know what you wrote and why would i edit anything? okay.. believe whatchu want to but that's serious.

    bombayboy is edited by ddp, and now he's going to somewhat hack my ebay account so i mine as well go turn him in.

    if i get banned for writing this message, oh well... it was well worth it! >:D

    ultrablADe
     
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  13. bombayboy

    bombayboy Regular member

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    An attitude like that mt friend, will not get people on your side.

    shows what a real idiot you are.
     
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  14. ublade

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    AND NO DON'T TRY TO PUT IT ASIDE

    I WANT YOU TO HACK MY COMPUTER AND MY EBAY ACOUNT YOU LITTLE edited by ddp!!


    MWMAWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

    Yup, i'm banned! :D

    ultrablADe
     
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  15. ublade

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    JUST STOP TALKING BOMBAYBOY.

    YOU'RE JUST PISSING ME OFF.

    edited by ddp.

    NOONE LIKES YOU NOW GO AWAY.

    ultrablADe
     
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  16. bombayboy

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    Then u say, why don't people believe me?

    Its because of a childish attitude like that.

    I got a warning about sending threating messages to him on AD, which havnt been found. With a log which i can do on Word, if i have a sad life like him...

    Reported.

    Oh my friend. They do, more than you.

    Sleep tight.

    I havnt got time for you...

    PS. Lay of the candy and get a new Caps lock key.
     
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  17. ublade

    ublade Guest

    edited by ddp
    ultrablADe
     
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  18. tocool4u

    tocool4u Guest

    hey ublade saying that ain't gonna accomplish anything...And i'm pretty sure he is gonna ignore you so why don't shut up and stop making nasty comments.....
     
  19. ublade

    ublade Guest

    Because

    hacking ebay is serious shit

    and it get his ass in trouble

    thats why and the only reason i am really complely pissed

    i take this shit serious i know, but wouldn't you

    ultrablADe
     
  20. ddp

    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    too late!!
     
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