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Production of Alcohol
carb-->maltose-->glucose-->anaerobic fermentation of yeast-->gets ride of h20/co2===ethanol
Alcohol Nutritional Value
7 kcal/g
reg vs lite beer
reg 153 kcal
lite 103 kcal
Absorption of Alcohol
requires no digestion
absorbed by stomach and small intestines by simple diffusion
Speeds up Absorption of Alcohol
mixers
degree of hydration
full vs. empty stomach
Alcohol Excretion
kidneys (urine)
lungs (exhale 5%)
Blood Alcohol
Raises within 20 minutes
illegal 0.08 g/dL to drive

0.05 party high
0.08 uncoordinated
0.3 unconscious
0.5 risk of death
Alcohol Metabolism
can't be stored
has priority over other nutrients in metabolism
Chief Site of Metabolism of Alcohol
Liver
takes 1 hour to metabolize 0.5 oz of alcohol
2 systems for metabolism of alcohol
1) Alcohol Dehydrogenase pathway (ADH)
2) Microsomal Ethanol Oxidizing System (MEOS)
ADH pathway
Alcohol---->alcohol dehydrogenase-->acetaldehyde--->acetyl CoA-->fatty acid

women have less ADH than men
MEOS
enzyme breaks down alcohol into a component out body can use
-increases alcohol tolerance
uses ATP
reduces metabolism of drugs
-why alcoholics are skinny
Benefits of Alcohol
French Paradox = lower risk for heart disease

red wine won't help with heart disease until age 60
Moderate Amounts
men 2 drink/day
women 1 drink/day
Drink Size
0.6 oz or 14 g of alcohol =
beer 12 oz
wine 5 oz
liquor 1.5 oz
Binge Drinking
female 4 or more drinks in a row
male 5 or more drinks in a row
Signs of Alcohol Poisoning
unconsciousness
cold, clammy, bluish skin
strong odor of alcohol
Malnutrition of Alcohol
increased loss of water soluble vitamins
increased loss of minerals
Wrnicke-Korsakoff - thiamin deficiency (first vit. deficit b/c of alcohol)
Alcoholism:
third leading cause of preventable deaths
genetic factor
depression
CAGE questionairre
C - cut down on drinking thoughts?
A - annoyed by criticism of drinking
G - guilty about your drinking
E - eye opener: drink first thing in morning?