… Therefore, according to results of this study in Japanese men, three drinks per day or fewer
is recommended for current drinkers to prevent cardiovascular disease, which is similar to the …

… In conclusion, habitual alcohol intake significantly contributed … Japanese men, regardless
of type of alcoholic beverage consumed. It is essential to restrain excessive intake of alcoholic …

… of alcohol intake and blood pressure in two populations; a group of 492 men we studied in
urban Osaka, and a group of 395 men … of hypertension, the highest salt intake, and the lowest …

… Japanese men. Conversely, our study also showed that the prevalence of large waist
circumference and low HDL cholesterol was significantly lower in light drinkers than in nondrinkers…

… We sought to examine effects of habitual alcohol intake on ambulatory blood pressure (BP),
heart rate (HR), and HR variability among Japanese men. Subjects were 539 men aged 35 …

… the relation between alcohol intake and risk of death … of Japanese men and women. In
addition, we also aim to determine how age and cigarette smoking modify the relation of alcohol …

… The present study of middle-aged Japanese men showed that alcohol intake, 23-68 g of
ethanol per day, was associated with a lower incidence of coronary heart disease compared …

… The present study showed that heavy drinking (daily ethanol intake 269 g) among Japanese
men elevated the age-adjusted risk of subarachnoid hemorrhage 7-fold compared with …

… of middle-aged Japanese men, support the conclusion that alcohol intake is negatively
associated with the risk for increased LDL cholesterol. However, any beneficial effects of alcohol …

… alcohol intake. This study investigated the association of MetS with smoking and alcohol
intake… Japanese men in this study drank alcohol relatively moderately, which may explain these …