… alcohol intake as a maximum of two drinks per day for men and a maximum of one drink per
day for women (one drink is equivalent to about 12 g of pure alcohol), … main health outcomes …

… To include the potentially beneficial health effects of alcohol consumption, we defined … of
alcohol associated with substantial health benefits. The LOBELs of different health outcomes …

… This review focuses on moderate drinking because this is the only pattern of drinking that
has been shown to have potential health benefits. Both heavy drinking and the consumption of …

… , as reductions in alcohol consumption should provide overall health benefits. … arbitrary,
in this Review specific ranges of alcohol intake have been assigned to each term. …

… health benefits of drinking in moderation: but even more germane to the question, we offer
an ethical assessment of the suitability of the adoption in public policy of low alcohol intake as …

… the duration for which this benefit continues after cessation of … article, the benefits associated
with alcohol intake need not … studies on health outcomes associated with alcohol intake, …

… the notion that alcohol from any drink type is beneficial to health. Consuming low levels of
beer/cider and spirits already associated with an increased risk for all health outcomes, while …

… of alcohol are good for your health’. This message is of particular importance in France where
the mean alcohol intake … apparent protection afforded by alcohol intake against CVD might …

… beverages, appears to be the major factor in conferring health benefits. Low-dose daily …
benefits and risks of alcohol, and the threshold of intake at which drinking becomes a health …

… Schuckit [65] noted that alcohol intake can precipitate problems, especially confusion, in
elderly persons suffering from medical disorders. Gerbino [66] warned of the potential problems …