Ditempat kami, pelajar-mahasiswa Timtim kalau habis pesta pada mabuk-
mabukan lalu tingkah solahnya ke manusia rimba. mau pis ya sepanjang
jalan aspal dan ga ada yang mau negur. (Biar temen-temennya yang merasa
pelajar-mahasiswa lihat martabat temennya yang kek demikian. Sering juga
diantara yang mabuk bawa sajam, jadinya komplit. Namun keknya juga
tinggal
tunggu giliran yang temennya ini gantian mabuk, pipis dijalan dan
tereak-tereak
kek orgil.)

Kalau Al Qur'an bilangnya baru boleh shalat kalau ingatannya sudah balik
(4:43),
dan jangan pula dianggap "kemurahan" selama ga shalat karena mabuk.
Kalau Buku
Panduan bilangnya apa ya?

Kalau minum ga sampai mabuk gimana? Nah, itulah cerdiknya Stalin.
"History"
bilangnya hobi Stalin buat komeradnya pada mabuk pada pesta yang sering
dilakukannya. Dalam keadaan mabuk, semua isi hati para komerad tercurah.
Nah
lalu kita bisa nebak kan nasib tuh para komerad?
.

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> Judul: [proletar] SD: Moderate Drinking, Especially Wine, Associated
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> Moderate Drinking, Especially Wine, Associated With Better Cognitive
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> Moderate wine consumption is independently associated with better
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> ScienceDaily (Aug. 19, 2010) â€" A large prospective study of
5033 men and women in the Tromsø Study in northern Norway has
reported that moderate wine consumption is independently associated with
better performance on cognitive tests. The subjects (average age 58 and
free of stroke) were followed over 7 years during which they were tested
with a range of cognitive function tests.
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who consumed wine at least 4 or more times over two weeks in comparison
with those who drink < 1 time during this period. The expected
associations between other risk factors for poor cognitive functioning
were seen, i.e. lower testing scores among people who were older, less
educated, smokers, and those with depression, diabetes, or hypertension.
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authors state the same thing: "A positive effect of wine . . . could
also be due to confounders such as socio-economic status and more
favourable dietary and other lifestyle habits."
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significantly lower cognitive performance in women. As noted by the
authors, in any observational study there is the possibility of other
lifestyle habits affecting cognitive function, and the present study was
not able to adjust for certain ones (such as diet, income, or
profession) but did adjust for age, education, weight, depression, and
cardiovascular disease as its major risk factors.
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the topic: In the last three decades, the association between moderate
alcohol intake and cognitive function has been investigated in 68
studies comprising 145,308 men and women from various populations with
various drinking patterns. Most studies show an association between
light to moderate alcohol consumption and better cognitive function and
reduced risk of dementia, including both vascular dementia and
Alzheimer's Disease.
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polyphenols (antioxidants) and other micro elements that may help reduce
the risk of cognitive decline with ageing. Mechanisms that have been
suggested for alcohol itself being protective against cognitive decline
include effects on atherosclerosis ( hardening of the arteries),
coagulation ( thickening of the blood and clotting), and reducing
inflammation ( of artery walls, improving blood flow).
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> 1. Arntzen et al. Moderate wine consumption is associated with better
cognitive test results: a 7&#8195;year follow up of 5033 subjects in the
Tromsø Study : Alcohol consumption and cognitive function. Acta
Neurologica Scandinavica, 2010; 12223 DOI:
10.1111/j.1600-0404.2010.01371.x
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