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  mármint milyen értelemben volt szellemes? Bocs lehet rosszul emlékeztem milyen koktextusban hoztad fel nem kerestem vissza my bad, csak úgy hangzott hogy szukralóz = alkohol = halál

  2018-as Tanulmányod konklúziója

  After studying the recent available clinical trials, it is evident that not only healthy food, but also moderate consumption of wine, has a link to cancer prevention. Biological mechanisms for oncological prevention are associated with the consumption of antioxidants and polyphenols that are contained in fruits, their products, such as wine, and vegetables. A moderate consumption of wine is recommended daily, mainly with food

  It is recommended that a moderate, optional, daily alcohol consumption is about 15 and 30 g of alcohol for women and men, respectively.

  Vagy javíts ki ha pont nem ez a konklúziója és félreértettem.

  [link] Breast Cancer Research Foundation
  Myth: Red wine helps prevent cancer.
  Fact: Some older data suggested that the high concentration of antioxidants in red wine, such as resveratrol, could lower cancer risk. While resveratrol may have some anti-cancerous properties, it’s not found exclusively in red wine. Non-carcinogenic sources include blueberries and grapes.

  For years, the national dialog around alcohol use has centered around wine’s purported heart health benefits, thanks to muddied public health and media messaging and industry lobbying. A study in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention found that more than half of adults don’t know about the link between drinking and cancer. Some even believed that alcohol reduced cancer risk.
  But the reality is that alcohol consumption and cancer risk are linked, and alcohol consumption is a leading modifiable risk factor for breast cancer in the U.S. And with American women drinking more heavily today, this is an especially timely topic.

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