--- In [email protected], "rezameutia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> itu bukan fakta mediteran.  itu sih emang kebiasaan orang eropa
> selatan minumnya anggur dan orang eropa utara minumnya bir. bukannya
> orang mediteran minum wine untuk mencegah penyakit jantung.
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Fakta adalah sesuatu kenyataan dan kenyataan bhw. 1) penduduk
mediteran secara teratur minum wine merah  2) dari statistik mereka
(hampir) tidak mengenal penyakit darah tinggi /penyakit jantung.


Kalau mau tau, itulah yg dinamakan fakta2.
Dari fakta2 itu ditarik kesimpulan oleh penyelidik, bhw ada kaitan
antara fakta2 itu.

Dari sini terlihat bhw. kamu ( saya tidak pakai kata "ente", karena
saya punya bahasa sendiri,bahasa Indonesia sbg bahasa saya ) ini tidak
serius dalam menanggapi suatu tulisan yg kamu baca, atau kamu belum
bisa mengerti jika membaca sesuatu dalam bahasa Indonesia. Dalam
ulasan saya , tak ada kata2/kalimat yg bisa disimpulkan bhw penduduk
mediteran SENGAJA minum wine untuk mencegah penyakit jantung.
Yang ada adalah fakta2 diatas. 
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><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

> apa pernah ada hasil seminar jantung atau kumpulan ahli penyakit
> jantung yang merekomendasikan minum wine untuk mencegah penyakit
> jantung?  kalo memang wine bisa mencegah penyakit jantung, kenapa
> nggak ditulis di botol winenya sekalian?  seperti peringatan rokok?
> 
> sekarang juga banyak tulisan 'ilmiah' yang mengatakan bahwa marijuana
> baik untuk kesehatan.  lalu, ente mau percaya tulisan 'ilmiah' tentang
> marijuana begitu aja, kayak jusfiq?
> 
> coba aja dateng ke anonymous alcoholic rehab, klub para alkoholik yang
> mau melepaskan diri dari ketergantungan alkohol.  tanya lah di klub
> ini, kalo 2 gelas alkohol sehari alkoholik nggak? 
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Untuk menambah pengetahuan kamu secara umum, kamu bisa membaca2 link2
dibawah ini ( mudah2an kamu bisa mengerti apa maksud dan isi dari
artikel2 yg tertulis  ), banyak laporan dari Kongres Cardiologi sedunia :



Kalau belum puas, cari sendiri per Google: " cardiology hdl moderate
consumption alcohol ".


http://nutra-smart.net/redwine.htm

http://pt.wkhealth.com/pt/re/sevm/abstract.00134425-200404020-00011.htm;jsessionid=HXpbTL3CxBh2zVPRVRJBQJhLmXY2GcjDXk2g0VgT2y2kDXqvQkxp!-1601909834!181195629!8091!-1


http://www.cvspectrum.org/cms/templates/conference.aspx?articleid=8782&zoneid=61
( The World Congress of Cardiology 2006 has been convened (September
2-6) in Barcelona )


yg a.l. ditulis:


NUTRITION, ALCOHOL, AND COFFEE
Unlike smoking, nuts and alcohol are here to stay in Europe as studies
continue to tout their CV benefits. The association of nut intake and
coronary heart disease mortality was examined in 399,633 subjects
enrolled in the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and
Nutrition (EPIC) study, a large prospective cohort of subjects
recruited from 23 centers in 10 different European countries. The
study, presented by Dr. Joan Sabaté of Loma Linda, California, United
States on behalf of the EPIC Group, confirmed that nut intake is
associated with a decreased risk of coronary heart disease mortality,
with a 40% reduction (HR 0.60; 95% CI, 0.43–0.83) when comparing the
highest (>13g/day) and the lowest (<1g/day) nut-intake categories, and
this remained even after adjustments for coronary risk factors and
dietary variables (HR 0.71; 95% CI, 0.51–0.98). Dr. Sabaté estimated
that in a population where approximately half rarely consume nuts, an
intake of only 2 servings of nuts per week (8g/day) may reduce
coronary heart disease mortality by 11%. 
The benefits of moderate alcohol consumption continue to be
elucidated. Observational studies demonstrate that moderate alcohol
consumption improves the prognosis in coronary artery disease (CAD).
The increase in high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C) and
beneficial effects on blood clotting are some of the possible
explanations. Now, moderate alcohol consumption has been shown to
improve arterial elasticity in patients with CAD. This study,
presented by Dr. Magorzata Kurpesa of Lodz, Poland, used pulse wave
velocity (PWV) as an indirect, noninvasive assessment of the
mechanical properties of arteries in 46 patients with stable CAD who
rarely consumed alcohol. After PWV measurement, 26 of the patients
started consuming 1 to 2 alcoholic beverages per day and the remaining
20 did not change their alcohol intake. After a 6-month follow-up
period, the PWV in the control group remained unchanged, whereas that
in the group consuming alcohol significantly decreased (10.5 ± 0.7
m/sec, P<.05 vs initial). The 2 groups did not differ with regard to
total plasma cholesterol level, but HDL-C was found to be higher in
the group consuming alcohol, although the difference did not achieve
statistical significance. The influence of systematic moderate alcohol
consumption on mechanical properties of arteries could be one of the
possible explanations of its protective effect in CAD.
Moderate alcohol consumption may also impart its benefit on CV risk by
anti-inflammatory effects. A study, presented by Dr. Armin Imhof of
Ulm, Germany, demonstrated that short-term intake of moderate amounts
of alcohol also inhibited monocyte migration in vitro, an important
step in early atherosclerosis. This benefit was seen in
low-concentration ethanol beverages, such as red wine or beer and even
nonalcoholic red wine and beer. Forty-two nonsmoking healthy men and
women aged 22 to 55 years were included in this randomized
intervention study. After a wash-out period of at least 2 weeks, the
participants were randomly assigned to the following interventions for
3 weeks: either ethanol (concentration 12.5%), beer (5.6%), or red
wine (12.5%) equivalent to 30 g ethanol per day for men and 20 g/day
for women or the same amount of nonalcoholic beer, red wine, or water.
Monocyte migration was inhibited by both consumption of alcoholic and
nonalcoholic beverages compared with consumption of water. Another
study, presented by Dr. J. Dudziak from Bydgoszcz, Poland, showed that
short-term alcohol consumption increases tissue plasminogen activator
(tPA), plasminogen activator inhibitor (PAI), and endothelin-1 plasma
levels in a universal manner, independent of the kind of beverage. The
study group consisted of 57 healthy male volunteers, seminarians of
the Diocesan Theological Seminary, aged 20 to 29 years. All were
nonsmokers and abstainers, and none was taking CV medication or
lipid-lowering agents. Subjects were randomized to consume 300 mL of
either: red wine (Cabernet Sauvignon), white wine (Chardonnay), 14%
ethanol solution, black currant juice. or water, for 5 days.
Statistically significant differences could only be observed by
consumption of alcohol of any kind; the type of alcohol had no impact
on final results. CRP levels were not shown to be affected by
consumption of any sort of beverage.
Another study suggested still another possible mechanism by which
moderate alcohol consumption may lower the risk of CHD. Recently, it
had been suggested that the alcohol metabolizing enzyme, alcohol
dehydrogenase 3 (ADH3 or ADH1C), modifies the association between
alcohol consumption and CHD risk. These data, from the
population-based MONICA/KORA study, as presented by Dr. J. Heidrich of
Muenster, Germany, suggest that genetic variation in alcohol
dehydrogenase may determine the amount of benefit of alcohol
consumption. Alcohol consumption was assessed at baseline among 3674
men and women aged 25 to 74 years, and ADH3 genotype was determined
(y1y1 = fast alcohol metabolism; y1y2 = intermediate alcohol
metabolism; y2y2 = slow alcohol metabolism). Males with either the
homozygote or heterozygote "slow" allele who took 20 g alcohol/day had
a 31% decrease in CHD risk (HR 0.69; 95% CI 0.18–2.55), suggesting
they may receive greater benefit from moderate alcohol consumption.

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http://www.google.de/search?hl=de&q=+moderate+alcohol++consumption&btnG=Suche&meta=


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> 
> akal tuh dipake dong, man.
> 
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Betul sekali, akal dan otak harus dipakai , pertama2 jika membaca
sesuatu harus sedikit berusaha mengerti isi dan maknanya , sehingga
kamu bisa mengulasnya dg baik , tidak asal menulis saja !
Dan belajarlah sehari2 berbahasa Indonesia yg baik, agar tidak memberi
contoh buruk kpd generasi muda , anak2 Indonesia !

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> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], Aman Sentosa <sentosaaman@> wrote:
> >
> > Saya baca beberapa tulisan disini yg  menyinggung ttg  konsum 
> alkohol , ada yg  menganjurkan, ada yg menentang.
> > Dari artikel2 yg bisa dibaca, baik di bibliothek2 atau dari internet
> per Google, 
> > dari studi2 yg telah banyak dilakukan oleh institut2 kesehatan di
> Eropa, Asia dan Amerika, bisa ditarik kesimpulan bahwa alkohol dan
> terutama dari anggur merah , bila dikonsum secara teratur  dan/tetapi
> tidak excesiv , akan sangat membantu menjaga  kesehatan, terutama dlm
> melawan penyakit jantung dan tekanan darah tinggi.
> > Alkohol dari wine merah bagi rakyat Eropa Selatan ( daerah Mediteran
> : Itali,Perancis Selatan,Spanyol,Portugal, Balkan dll ), adalah
> minuman sehari2 yg mereka konsum secara teratur, terutama sbg teman
> makan malam. Dan apa kenyataan yg ada? Penyakit jantung yg disebabkan
> tekanan darah tinggi pada penduduk daerah tsb diatas boleh dikata
> tidak dikenal !!! Mereka rata2 sangat sehat dipandang dari segi
> penyakit jantung .
> > 
> > Alkohol, terutama dalam bentuk wine merah mengandung element yg
> sangat bermanfaat bagi darah kita, dia mengandung zat2 ANTIOXIDANT yg
> melindungi dinding cel2 kita dari zat radikal bebas ( ozon : O atau O3
> ) yg bisa merusak dinding cel2 dg mengoxidasinya. Disamping itu zat yg
> terkandung di wine merah itu mempunyai sifat membantu menaikkan
> konsentrasi HDL (cholesterol "baik") didalam darah sekaligus
> mengurangi konsentrasi LDL( cholesterol "jelek/jahat" ).
> > Sebetulnya HDL dan LDL sendiri bukanlah cholesterol, tetapi molekul2
> protein yg bisa mengangkut cholesterol , LDL mengangkut cholesterol ke
> cel2 tubuh, terutama yg penting dalam hal ini ke  pembuluh2 darah,
> sedang HDL mengangkut kembali cholesterol yg berkelebihan kembali ke
hati.
> > Maka makin banyak molekul2 HDL dan makin sedikit molekul2 LDL dalam
> tubuh seseorang, makin sehatlah orang itu, karena cholesterol yg
> bekelebihan dan terkumpul di dinding2 pembuluh darah yg akibatnya bisa
> menyumbat pembuluh darah itu, akan diangkut kembali ke hati oleh HDL .
> > 
> > Buat penduduk mediteran, wine merah ini merupakan tameng ajaib dlm
> melawan penyakit darah tinggi. Bukan hanya itu saja, penyakit diabetes
> dan batu ginjal juga merupakan penyakit sangat langka didaerah2 tsb
> diatas. 
> > 
> > Dg sendirinya, PENYALAH GUNAAN  konsum alkohol adalah hal yg tidak
> bertanggung jawab, baik bagi diri sendiri maupun bagi orang lain yg
> kena dampak penyalah gunaan itu ( perkelahian,agresivitas,kecelakaan
> lalu lintas dll,dll).!!!!!!
> > 
> > Menurut statistik, maka grafik antara risiko terkena penyakit
> jantung dan diabetes (sbg sumbu Y) dibandingkan dg konsum alkohol (
> sbg sumbu X ) adalah berbentuk grafik parabola yg terbuka keatas,
> artinya titik extrem ( dlm hal ini titik minimum) ada dibawah, dan
> dinyatakan titik minimum itu adalah konsum alkohol 22-32 g /hari.
> > Jika wine merah itu mempunyai kadar alkohol 10-12%, maka konsum yg
> paling optimal adalah 200 cc sampai 300 cc wine merah. Ini berarti 1 
> sampai 2 gelas 
> > wine tiap hari. 
> > Maka benarlah apa yg tertulis, bhw. konsum alkohol ( terutama wine
> merah ) k.l. 2 gelas /hari  itu sehat , dan bukanlah alkoholik ! Sebab
> kalau itu alkoholik, maka semua penduduk daerah mediteran adalah
> alkoholik semua, hal ini tak benar, sebab daerah2 itu banyak
> melahirkan tokoh2 dunia, baik dibidang ilmu pengetahuan alam (natural
> science) maupun dibidang politik dan ekonomi !
> > 
> > Maka janganlah hanya menuruti aturan2 atau reka2 atau kepercayaan
> kuno yg tidak ilmiah !
> > 
> > 
> > 
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