FOR MEN, FOR WOMEN,, BINGE drinking IS 4 OR MORE DRINKS CONSUMED ON ' ONE OCCASION* BINGE drinking IS ~ 5 OR MORE DRINKS . ~ CONSUMED ON ,.,.,, ONE OCCASION* *ONE OCCASION -2-3 HOURS -; ~~~~~~~+ ~ FORWOMEN, ~ HEAVY drinking IS .. ,~ ~ 8 DRINKS OR MORE \\t~~ PER WEEK ANY Alcohol USE BY PREGNANT WOMEN FOR MEN, HEAVY drinking IS 15 DRINKS OR MORE PER WEEK WHAT IS CONSIDERED A "DRINK"? lZouNcEs OF 5iyOABV BEER STANDARD DRINK SIZES -,.., .. 0 -B OUNCES OF 7 !om MALT LIQUOR 88,000 DEATHS PER YEAR 5ouNCES OF 12%ABv WINE OF 40%ABV (BO-PROOF} DISTILLED SPIRITS OR LIQUOR (Examples: gin, rum, vodka, whiskey) 249 BILLION HOW DOES Excessivedrinking AFFECT US? VIOLENCE, INJURIES, AND MOTOR VEHICLE CRASHES ECONOMIC COST CHRONIC CONDITIONS SUCH AS CANCER, HEART DISEASE AND HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE OVER90% OF Excessive DRINKERS BINGE DRINK BINGE DRINKERS DO SO ABOUT 4 TIMES A MONTH MOST PEOPLE WHO Bl NGE ORIN KARE NOT Alcohol DEPENDENT OR ALCOHOLICS RISKY SEXUAL BEHAVIORS, UNINTENDED PREGNANCIES, MISCARRIAGE AND STILLBIRTH MORE THAN 38 MILLION ADULTS BINGE DRINK BINGE DRINKERS AVERAGE 8 DRINKS PER BINGE IF Y(i)U CHOOSE TO DRINH.)
binge drinking is 4 or more drinks • consumed on ' one occasion* bi nge dri nking is ~ 5 or more drinks .c..~ consumed on ,.,.,, one occasion* *one occasion - 2-3 hours -; ~~~~~+ ~ forwomen, ~ heavy drinking is .. ,~ ~ 8 drinks or more \\t~~ per week • any alcohol use by pregnant women for men, heavy drinking is 15 drinks or more per week
1 FOR MEN, FOR WOMEN,, BINGE drinking IS 4 OR MORE DRINKS CONSUMED ON ' ONE OCCASION* BINGE drinking IS ~ 5 OR MORE DRINKS . ~ CONSUMED ON ,.,.,, ONE OCCASION* *ONE OCCASION -2-3 HOURS -; ~~~~~~~+ ~ FORWOMEN, ~ HEAVY drinking IS .. ,~ ~ 8 DRINKS OR MORE \\t~~ PER WEEK ANY Alcohol USE BY PREGNANT WOMEN FOR MEN, HEAVY drinking IS 15 DRINKS OR MORE PER WEEK WHAT IS CONSIDERED A "DRINK"? lZouNcEs OF 5iyOABV BEER STANDARD DRINK SIZES -,.., .. 0 -B OUNCES OF 7 !om MALT LIQUOR 88,000 DEATHS PER YEAR 5ouNCES OF 12%ABv WINE OF 40%ABV (BO-PROOF} DISTILLED SPIRITS OR LIQUOR (Examples: gin, rum, vodka, whiskey) 249 BILLION HOW DOES Excessivedrinking AFFECT US? VIOLENCE, INJURIES, AND MOTOR VEHICLE CRASHES ECONOMIC COST CHRONIC CONDITIONS SUCH AS CANCER, HEART DISEASE AND HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE OVER90% OF Excessive DRINKERS BINGE DRINK BINGE DRINKERS DO SO ABOUT 4 TIMES A MONTH MOST PEOPLE WHO Bl NGE ORIN KARE NOT Alcohol DEPENDENT OR ALCOHOLICS RISKY SEXUAL BEHAVIORS, UNINTENDED PREGNANCIES, MISCARRIAGE AND STILLBIRTH MORE THAN 38 MILLION ADULTS BINGE DRINK BINGE DRINKERS AVERAGE 8 DRINKS PER BINGE IF Y(i)U CHOOSE TO DRINH.)
2 DO SO IN MODERATION NO ONE SHOULD BEGIN drinking OR DRINK MORE FREQUENTLY BASED ON POTENTIAL HEALTH BENEFITS UPTO I DRINK A DAY FOR WOMEN UP TO 2 DRINKS A DAY FOR MEN --DON'T DRINK AT ALL IF YOU ARE UNCl>ER AGE 21, PREGNANT OR MAY BE PREGNANT, OR HAVE HEALTH PROBLEMS THAT COULD BE MfoJDE WORSE BY drinking FOR MORE INFORMAlTION I Alcohol Dt=pcirtmt=nt uf Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CS260638-B
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