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The overall tone reflects strong interest and engagement, with posts citing scientific studies, such as the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, and debating aspects like study methodology and dataset size. Words like 'robust,' 'impressive,' and references to 'the largest datasets' demonstrate the analytical depth and importance attributed to the publication's findings.
Most discussions agree that moderate alcohol consumption, as depicted in the J curve, may have health benefits, with posts citing studies supporting this view.
Posts show high interest, with many referencing specific studies, data, and scientific debates about alcohol's health impacts.
Several discussions delve into methodological details, mention reputable journals, and scrutinize data, indicating deep engagement.
The conversations emphasize the potential influence of research on public perceptions and health guidelines, though some skepticism remains.
В 2017 году в журнале американского колледжа кардиологов (одной из двух самых уважаемых организаций американских кардиологов) опубликована статья "Alcohol and Health: Praise of the J Curves" - Алкоголь и здоровье: Хвала кривым имеющим форму буквы J. https://t.co/5UCqkQ0hdS
Moderate alcohol consumption *reducing* mortality is unintuitive but the finding is robust Every paper I've read w contrary claims has had some bizarre statistics I enjoyed this editorial comment from the Journal of the American College of Cardiology: https://t.co/ixRwKlEAuo https://t.co/q0TzsiWaCk
@Sturgeons_Law I'm assuming it's bullshit - it doesn't even include one of the largest datasets looking at this across time, and with over 300K people, with correct classification of never-drinkers. https://t.co/0oAnOjY1mF
@BrettJohn17 @markeatsmeat It possibly even extends lifespan if not overconsumed https://t.co/JeWNiuHaDS
The accepted interpretation of the J-shaped curve relating alcohol intake to cardiovascular events or mortality is that the lowest point on the curve (light-to-moderate drinking) represents optimum exposure to alcohol, and the increased risk in https://t.co/ZoRHEs8vmS
Journal of the American College of Cardiology (2017): https://t.co/ZoRHEs8vmS
This video reviews Jennifer Garner's daily eating habits and explores the potential health benefits of moderate alcohol intake, discussing the scientific basis of the J curve and emphasizing the importance of…
This video explores dietary practices like fasting and their effects on longevity, along with the debated health benefits of moderate alcohol consumption, emphasizing the need for personalized medical advice and ongoing…
In this video, Abbey Sharp reviews Madelyn Cline's daily diet, highlighting dietary choices including fast food for breakfast. The clip emphasizes nutritional education and discusses the potential health impacts of…
The true story about alcohol science. This video explores the concept of moderate alcohol consumption and its debated health benefits, emphasizing the importance of cautious interpretation and the need for further…
Abbey Sharp explores what it's like to eat like Jennifer Coolidge for a day, highlighting the importance of balanced nutrition, health considerations, and the cultural relevance of her roles. The video emphasizes…
@BrettJohn17 @markeatsmeat It possibly even extends lifespan if not overconsumed https://t.co/JeWNiuHaDS
The TRUTH About ALCOHOL and why Andrew Huberman is wrong https://t.co/7OasbHoJW3 via @YouTube
@tiras_corner Drinking under 4 drinks a day decreases risk of death https://t.co/JeWNiuGCOk
@RickGor86776513 @Artofphysique_ https://t.co/2vD26BZ1CM
@bouledenerfs_ J curve says otherwise. You have to get to around 4 drinks a day before you start increasing risk. https://t.co/JeWNiuGCOk
@DakComeBackDawg @wanyeburkett I drink less than this because I don't really enjoy drinking a lot past two drinks, 3 is my limit. You have to drink more than 4 a day before you even start to get into an area of increased risk. https://t.co/JeWNiuGCOk
@d08890 If you can moderate intake it's safe https://t.co/JeWNiuHaDS https://t.co/R4PEwAiDg2
This is a relatively well-balanced explanation on alcohol and health. The current media and regulatory agencies are promoting temperance-distributed studies that are not scientifically sound. youtu.be/8IF6cddJX6A?...
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RT @dweisa: В 2017 году в журнале американского колледжа кардиологов (одной из двух самых уважаемых организаций американских кардиологов) о…
RT @dweisa: В 2017 году в журнале американского колледжа кардиологов (одной из двух самых уважаемых организаций американских кардиологов) о…
В 2017 году в журнале американского колледжа кардиологов (одной из двух самых уважаемых организаций американских кардиологов) опубликована статья "Alcohol and Health: Praise of the J Curves" - Алкоголь и здоровье: Хвала кривым имеющим форму буквы J. https://t.co/5UCqkQ0hdS
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@louisanicola_ its true. loads of receipts. i could go all night. decades of research supporting this https://t.co/quXC0LatvY https://t.co/dpR6ZJQqc8
@catpoopburglar @louisanicola_ the who says all kinds of bullshit the j curve is undefeated https://t.co/KUOIHVoIZK https://t.co/quXC0LatvY https://t.co/PeXjZciHMA
@HollyStallcup @GlennonDoyle The World Health Organization says a lot of things. Are we supposed to just ignore the J curve? https://t.co/JeWNiuGCOk
@StevenMBelknap https://t.co/0oAnOjY1mF And the study commented on.
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RT @gglinskii: The number of people involved in their study was impressive, the methodology sound (inclusion of only lifetime abstainers in…
RT @gglinskii: Journal of the American College of Cardiology (2017): https://t.co/ZoRHEs8vmS
The number of people involved in their study was impressive, the methodology sound (inclusion of only lifetime abstainers in the reference group), and the statistical approach correct and supported by important ancillary analyses. https://t.co/ZoRHEs8vmS
Journal of the American College of Cardiology (2017): https://t.co/ZoRHEs8vmS
https://t.co/ZoRHEs8vmS
The accepted interpretation of the J-shaped curve relating alcohol intake to cardiovascular events or mortality is that the lowest point on the curve (light-to-moderate drinking) represents optimum exposure to alcohol, and the increased risk in https://t.co/ZoRHEs8vmS
@Sturgeons_Law I'm assuming it's bullshit - it doesn't even include one of the largest datasets looking at this across time, and with over 300K people, with correct classification of never-drinkers. https://t.co/0oAnOjY1mF
@benryanwriter I may have missed it, but I don't see the paper discussed in this editorial among the citations. Which, if correct, would be quite the oversight. https://t.co/0oAnOjY1mF
The J-shaped association between alcohol consumption and health outcomes persists in the literature. What this means is that at a low to moderate intake, alcohol is associated with a reduced risk of certain health outcomes (i.e., heart disease).
Dietitian Reviews Jillian Micheals Fasting Diet (Is Low Calorie the Key ... https://t.co/aSfr1pNRw5 via @YouTube
@javedalloo @ianhanomansing Not true: https://t.co/oSWgMt1IyP
@HowdyDanielle @kjovano @ianhanomansing Another source (that supports your prior belief): https://t.co/oSWgMt1aJh
Moderate alcohol consumption *reducing* mortality is unintuitive but the finding is robust Every paper I've read w contrary claims has had some bizarre statistics I enjoyed this editorial comment from the Journal of the American College of Cardiology: https://t.co/ixRwKlEAuo https://t.co/q0TzsiWaCk
@RensWdeBoer @NL_Wetenschap @martijnkatan https://t.co/Wm4BipGn0i Het positieve effect van drinken op all cause mortality is best groot en robuust. Pas voorbij 5 glazen per dag wordt het slechter dan mensen die niets drinken.
@0zgurlukcu Neither study was very impressive compared to the 40 years of evidence showing the protective effects of moderate alcohol consumption https://t.co/qzOGjTATNj
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