Alcohol Ethanol

Q&A: What is the amount of ethanol in one standard alcoholic drink? by Bill W. Health Maven

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Alcoholic Husband: 5 Signs that Your Alcoholic Spouse Is Alcohol Dependent by addictiondoc Posted Thu 28 Jan 2010 5:11pm You are waiting up at 2 AM for your alcoholic husband to come home. You find yourself eating alone most evenings while your alcoholic spouse is off drinking with his buddies. He even disappears when you are at an activity together. Why? He craves alcohol. His brain has become alcohol dependent. In addition to this alcoholic behavior, you have Read on »

Alcoholic Spouse: Does Your Alcoholic Spouse Love Alcohol More Than You? by addictiondoc Posted Tue 26 Jan 2010 5:49pm If you are married to an alcoholic spouse, you probably feel you come in second to alcohol. Guess what? You do! No matter how much your alcoholic spouse (alcoholic husband or alcoholic wife) says “I love you”, it is clear from his/her actions that the need or desire to drink alcohol takes precedence over any of your needs. Here are the 3 Read on »

"Working Alcoholics Cause Headaches for Companies --Alcohol Awareness Month Brings the Sobering Reality of Workplace Alcoholism" by Portland Prevention Posted Fri 03 Apr 2009 12:00am (Hat Tip: Raise The Bottom Blog / CNBC.com ) "April is Alcohol Awareness Month and one way companies are getting involved is with public awareness campaigns about workplace alcoholism. The cost of alcoholism and other drug addictions in the U.S. workforce exceeds $100 billion a year, according to the National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Read on »

Safety Alerts for Human Medical Products Triad Alcohol Prep Pads, Alcohol Swabs, and Alcohol Swabsticks: Recall Due to Potentia by CysticGal Patient Expert

Posted Fri 14 Jan 2011 7:38pm Ok this is the lamest reason to be back on the blog but I was sorta horrified to read this report, and also that it included both packaged-sterile and non-sterile items. Time to throw some s out!!!!Safety Alerts for Human Medical Products Triad Alcohol Prep Pads, Alcohol Swabs, and Alcohol Swabsticks: Recall Due to Potential Microbial Read on »

Triad Alcohol Prep Pads, Alcohol Swabs, and Alcohol Swabsticks: Recall Due to Potential Microbial Contamination by FDA Posted Thu 06 Jan 2011 4:15pm , Consumer ISSUE: Triad Group, a manufacturer of over-the-counter products and FDA notified healthcare professionals and patients of the recall involving all lots of alcohol prep pads, alcohol swabs, and alcohol swabsticks manufactured by Triad but sold as private labels at the consumer level. This recall has been initiated due to concerns about potential Read on »

Triad Group Issues a Voluntary Nationwide Recall of All Lots of Alcohol Prep Pads, Alcohol Swabs, and Alcohol Swabsticks Due to by FDA Posted Thu 06 Jan 2011 1:25pm product recall involving ALL LOTS of ALCOHOL PREP PADS, ALCOHOL SWABS, and ALCOHOL SWABSTICKS manufactured by Triad Group but which are private labeled for many accounts... are not the source of these contamination issues. Use of contaminated Alcohol Prep Pads, Alcohol Swabs or Alcohol Swabsticks could lead to life-threatening infections, especially in at risk Read on »

Safety Alerts for Human Medical Products Triad Alcohol Prep Pads, Alcohol Swabs, and Alcohol Swabsticks: Recall Due to Potentia by CysticGal Patient Expert

Posted Fri 14 Jan 2011 12:00am Ok this is the lamest reason to be back on the blog but I was sorta horrified to read this report, and also that it included both packaged-sterile and non-sterile items. Time to throw some s out!!!! Safety Alerts for Human Medical Products Triad Alcohol Pre p Pads, Alcohol Swabs, and Alcohol Swabsticks: Recall Due to Potential Microbial Read on »

Alcohol’s Ocular Effects by Dr. Richard Keller Medical Doctor

Posted Thu 23 Oct 2008 1:36pm Ethanol, drinking alcohol, is a poison (and it makes you stupid, too). It worst long-term toxic effects are to liver cells (actually you can measure chemical/enzyme leakage from damaged cells after just a drink or two) and brain/nerve cells. Some of the earliest, and lower dose, effects of alcohol are on the eyes. First affected Read on »

Alcohol Risks: Chronic Alcohol Consumption May Break You (that is your bones)! by addictiondoc Posted Fri 20 Nov 2009 10:04pm Most people know that alcoholism leads to problems with one’s liver, heart, and brain. To make matters worse, alcohol consumption makes you more prone to fractures. In other words, alcohol makes your body even more broken than you previously thought! Why? Alcoholism affects the density of bones. In other words, chronic alcohol consumption can lead Read on »

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