A large body of scientific evidence associates the moderate intake of alcohol with reduced …
effects of moderate drinking. The regular consumption of small amounts of alcohol is more …

… effects of particular types of alcohol or whether the association differs … moderate levels of
alcohol intake, mostly below 21 drinks per week (ie fewer than 3 drinks per day or 30 g alcohol …

… Objective: To summarise quantitatively the association between moderate alcohol intake …
studies that assessed the effects of moderate alcohol intake on concentrations of high density …

… As search criteria, we used a combination of the terms “alcohol/alcoholic/moderate/alcohol
intake/alcohol consumption” and the organ (eg “liver/hepatic”) as well as the disease (eg “…

… To determine whether the apparent risk reduction associated with moderate alcohol intake
was further mediated by apolipoprotein levels, we added each apolipoprotein to the risk-…

… alcohol among those who drink regularly. Therefore, our study population is a valuable one
to evaluate further the relation between moderate alcohol intake … to moderate alcohol intake …

… moderate alcohol intake with NAFLD, starting from difficulties in the correct assessment of
alcohol intake. … of authors and the general effects of alcohol on the liver and outside the liver, in …

… Obviously, the amounts are greatly in excess of the daily 10-30 g of alcohol consumed by
the light-to-moderate drinkers in this study. No a priori reason existed to assume that the acute …

Women attending routine antenatal care at Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark, from 1989
to 1996 were eligible for this cohort study on the association between alcohol intake in …

… alcohol consumption was bad, moderate alcohol … moderate use of alcohol. This was noted
quite early by Pearl (1926) who presented observational data indicting that moderate alcohol …