Hot shot crew, this is for you.
#JackFire
Gratuitous promotion of bourbon. Alcohol a carcinogenic drug
Cablelink Maker’s Mark pushing treats. They know you’ll be drinking and baking at the same time
Bake your favourite
#bourbon into some delicious mid-week pick-me-up treats
Total twaddle from Jameson whiskey. Trouble is heavy alcohol can kill
Will future kids think about spaceships the way we think of Viking sailboats?
#PubPonderings
This bottle of Heavenhill 50% alcohol could kill if taken by the inexperienced drinker
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@bourbonblog My first taste of William Heavenhill from@HeavenHillDist 100 proof BIB well done fellas
CCP Cooper’s Mark. Alcohol/ethanol, toxic, corrosive
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Drinking tonight in the sprinkle
#DrinkinTonight@bourbonblog@ChicagoBourbon
John Gudac Hey Jim, 40% abv means alcohol by volume. Why don’t you spell it out?
Aged 4 years, 40% ABV, the flagship whiskey – Jim Beam bourbon.
Jack Daniel’s do a Frank Sinatra
Jack Daniel’s on Facebook. Stealth marketing of heavy alcohol/ethanol
Hide alcohol behind icons like Sinatra
Deceive the consumer. This is a bottle of 40% alcohol/ethanol
The body converts alcohol to acetaldehyde/acetic acid and sends it to the brain
There its ferocious toxicity immediately creates mayhem
Alcohol, acetaldehyde and acetic acid
Recent investigations have suggested that acetaldehyde may be responsible for the development of alcohol addiction. Acetaldehyde in the brain may inhibit enzymes designed to convert certain nerve transmitters from aldehydes to acids. The nerve transmitters that accumulate may then react with the acetaldehyde to form compounds which are startlingly similar to certain morphine-type compounds.
Missing Link Between Breast Cancer and Alcohol Discovered
A protein has been identified that plays a key role in the link between drinking alcohol and breast cancer.
Women with higher levels of the molecule in their breasts are more likely to develop cancer if they drink too much, research suggests.
Scientists in Mexico say their discovery could lead to a test showing which individuals are most at risk. Preventative measures could them be taken, such as helping vulnerable people cut down on alcohol.
The protein, an enzyme called CYP2E1, is believed to be involved in breaking down ethanol, otherwise known as alcohol , in the body.
In the process, unstable destructive oxygen molecules called free radicals are generated, which attack cell membranes and DNA.
Free radical damage, or oxidative stress, is known to be linked to cancer as well as other health problems such as heart disease and diabetes.
Alcohol consumption is a long-established risk factor for breast cancer but until now the reason for the link has not been clear.
In this situation why aren’t women being warned of the dangers? How are drinks companies allowed advertise alcohol without any warning? Why is there no breakdown of the composition of alcohol drinks on the bottles or cans?
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