QUOTE(Hmmm... @ 2017 06 09, 08:27)
Kad aš berods niekada ir nešaukiau
O tai tu neuztenka ,kur idejau? Atliktas UK didelis tyrimas valstyybiniu mastu, vyriausybe isleido tyrimo rezultats, isnagrineta 40 moksliniu tyrimu, sudeta viskas i tas rekomendacijas, aiskiai pasakyta, jokios saugios dozes nera, nezinau ko dar truksta?
https://www.gov.uk/g...ovResponse2.pdf
Taip, aisku galite pati studijuoti visus mosklinius tyrimus, ju tikrai daug, nei vienas neapima viso kuno yra dalys, atskiros ligos, galite lyginti, tyrineti, keli straipsniai. Jei idomu daugiau tikrai manau susirasit.

bet nejaugi ir taip neiasku, ar duodate alkoholio vaikams? jei ne pagalvokit kodel.
"Responsible drinking" has become a 21st-century mantra for how most people view alcohol consumption. But when it comes to cancer,
no amount of alcohol is safe.[1] That is the conclusion of the 2014 World Cancer Report (WCR), issued by the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC).
http://www.medscape....warticle/824237
Conclusions. Alcohol remains a major contributor to cancer mortality and YPLL. Higher consumption increases risk but
there is no safe threshold for alcohol and cancer risk. Reducing alcohol consumption is an important and underemphasized cancer prevention strategy.
http://ajph.aphapubl...1...istoryKey=
What is alcohol?
A legal, sedative drug which changes the way we feel
Pure alcohol is a colourless, odourless and inflammable fluid
Alcohol as a drug does not contain any nutrients for the body.
http://www.drugs.ie/...hat_is_alcohol/
There is no safe level of alcohol consumption in pregnancy and even moderate 'social' drinking is associated with abnormal fetal outcome.
http://adc.bmj.com/content/57/12/940
This might not be the answer people want to hear
, but there is no safe level for drinking alcohol. Of course there is lower-risk drinking, but WHO does not set particular limits, because
the evidence shows that the ideal situation for health is to not drink at all. Alcohol is closely related to around 60 different diagnoses and for almost all there is a close doseresponse relationship, so the more you drink, the higher your risk of disease. Less is better.
Is alcohol really that bad?
We know
alcohol causes cancer and high blood pressure, and there are a large number of alcohol-related injuries each year. And alcohol doesnt just harm the drinker; its related to violence on the street and in the family.
Even
moderate drinkers notice health benefits when they stop drinking alcohol. Very quickly they notice that they sleep better and feel more refreshed and alert the next day. Non-drinkers find it easier to control their weight.
There are very important health reasons why alcohol consumption
is higher risk for women than for men.
http://www.euro.who....-alcohol-safely
Alkoholis yra nuodas ir yra narkotikas. Kol kas neaiskus priklausomybes issivystimo priezastys, vieni zmones gali ja igyti ir po vienos taures, kitiem ir po 100 neisivysto, taigi duodami kitam zmogui isgert nezinote ar nestumiate ji i alkoholizma, ypac vaikui, paaugliui, jaunam zmogui. Gerdami patys irgi nezinot, kuri taure bus lemema, ne vien pirklausomybes bet ir ligu atzvilgiu, kuriu berods yra virs 100 sukeliamu alkoholio. Taip tai kiekvieno pasirinkimas, bet manau, kaip ir rukant reiktu zinoti tiesa, kad tai kenkia ir viena taure kenkia, ir tada priimti samoninga sprendima, toliau isgerineti ar ne. bet kisti galvas i smeli kaip sturciam ir sakyti, ai cia po siek tiek nekenkia, siais laikais, kai tiek daug info, kuri lengvai prieinama, jau mazu maziausiai buka.