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Alcohol's Effects On Body Fat. Can We Have It Both Ways? By: David Robson Many people enjoy alcohol's sedating influence and use it as part of our society's traditions. Here I've put together details about alcohol and will explain main concerns, how it is processed, what they contain, and more... Get the facts! 3336 Words - Date Added: Aug 10, 2006

Alcohol and Bodybuilding - Do They Mix?
By: Big Red
Thank God its Friday. That's right, the weekend has begun, and for the average teen, what do we do on weekends? PARTY! And let's face it, despite what you tell your parents, what do parties center around: beer! In college, social lives pretty much revolve around alcohol. 1528 Words - Date Added: Mar 07, 2002

Alcohol And The Metabolic Diet.
By: Mauro Di Pasquale
Studies show that even small amounts of alcohol have a large impact on fat metabolism. Dropping whole body lipid oxidation (a measure of how much fat your body is burning) by up to 73%! Learn why! 880 Words - Date Added: Dec 04, 2003

Alcohol's Effects On Body Fat. Can We Have It Both Ways?
By: David Robson
Many people enjoy alcohol's sedating influence and use it as part of our society's traditions. Here I've put together details about alcohol and will explain main concerns, how it is processed, what they contain, and more... Get the facts! 3336 Words - Date Added: Aug 10, 2006

Bodybuilding & Alcohol: Do They Mix?
By: David Robson
This article is not intended to dissuade people from using alcohol moderately, for recreational purposes, but will point out, from an athlete and a researchers point of view, its significant shortcomings. 1821 Words - Date Added: Apr 23, 2004

Chemically Correct: Alcohol
By: Par Deus
Ethanol, aka "alcohol", is perhaps the most widely consumed drug on Earth. It results in tens of thousands of deaths every year and why? 5151 Words - Date Added: May 10, 2002

Do Creatine And Beer Mix?
By: Critical Bench
Although possibly having no direct effects on creatine energy production per se, alcohol creates a biochemical environment that could undermine with the benefits afforded by creatine. 1225 Words - Date Added: Sep 12, 2003

Does Alcohol Effect Strength?
By: Corey St. Clair
Alcohol is a carbohydrate, but doesn't convert to glucose like most carbs do, but is converted into a fatty acid and is consequently more likely to store as fat. Corey St. Clair seems to know what he is talking about in this article. 568 Words - Date Added: Dec 03, 2002

Drink Wheel Calculator!
By: Intoximeters Inc.
Drinking is a part of college life. I mean lets be realistic, virtually everyone who goes away to college experiments with drinking. See what Layne Norton and Intoximeters have to say on drinking. Date Added: Jan 09, 2002

Effects Of Smoking And Drinking On Bodybuilders!
By: Herve Duchemin
Smoking and drinking have various effects on the body, causing individuals to want to quit. I'll explain some of the effects of continuing those habits and suggestions to stop. Learn more here. 1374 Words - Date Added: Nov 17, 2006

No Drinking And Training!
By: Charles (sword chucks)
Today I am going to list some reasons why you should not consume alcohol, or why you should moderate your intake. This will be especially true for bodybuilders. Learn more about the effects of alcohol right here. 2634 Words - Date Added: Aug 30, 2005

Sports, Exercise and Alcohol!
By: ISSA
Most athletes use alcohol for reasons aside from competition. Alcohol stimulates a feeling of well being and euphoria, and can eliminate social inhibitions. Learn how it effects your performance and what alcohol does to your system! 1016 Words - Date Added: Aug 07, 2003

What Effects Do Smoking And Drinking Have On Bodybuilders?
By: Topic Of The Week
What effects do smoking and drinking have on bodybuilders? Apparently more than most people might realize. Get an eye opener to the realities of drinking & smoking and what bodybuilders can expect if they do. 4985 Words - Date Added: Nov 07, 2006

What Is The Best Cure For A Hangover?
By: Topic Of The Week
What is the best cure for a hangover? A hangover is a mixture of effects following heavy consumption of drugs or alcoholic drinks. Learn more about its ill-effects. 4404 Words - Date Added: May 01, 2008

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