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Disorders Of Drinking - Articles
Drunkorexia – a Combination of an Eating Disorder and Binge Drinking
by
Lisa Frederiksen

Posted
Sun 04 Oct 2009 11:14pm
linked drinking to higher incidences of breast cancer.”
For more information about drunkorexia, visit About.com: Eating Disorders.
For help with overcoming drunkorexia, visit.... It is a culturally-created word to describe an individual’s attempt to restrict food but drink large quantities of alcohol in order to keep their weight under control and get drunk
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Soft Drinks, Fruit Drinks, Energy Drinks and Cardiometabolic Risk
by
Sanjay Kapur
Posted
Wed 14 Oct 2009 10:04pm
benefits of drinking water, green tea, pomegranate juice for several health reasons she could outline (all appearing non-scientific at the time) as she never went to school, but now...
It really depends upon how much we like soft drinks, fruit drinks, energy drinks or any other type of sweetened caloric beverages before we can make a choice between our
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Health Drink Consumers - Read This, Don't Drink That
by
Cliff S.

Posted
Thu 18 Nov 2010 9:16pm
If you believe that those brightly colored vitamin waters and sport drinks in the convenience store are health drinks, think again. Look at the ingredients in most of those sports drinks and vitamin waters, and you will quickly see they are far from being health drinks.
Next time you are searching for health drinks , here are things to steer away
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For Real Health Drinks, Feel The Difference With Alkaline Drinks
by
Cliff S.

Posted
Wed 04 Mar 2009 2:09pm
When it comes to health drinks, if you want to get the most nutritional bang for your buck, then look for alkaline drinks. These are superior health drinks because they utilize naturally alkaline ingredients like fruits and herbs.
Most people have no problem finding plenty of acid forming foods and convenience store “health drinks
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Lowering the Drinking Age Does Not Reduce Underage Drinking
by
Lisa Frederiksen

Posted
Thu 09 Sep 2010 6:25am
by Lisa Frederiksen
One of the common myths with regards to underage drinking is the belief that a lower drinking age will take care of the problem. People often say things like, “Look at the Europeans – their young people don’t binge drink because they’ve been drinking a glass of wine, watered down, since they were kids. It’s not the forbidden
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