Alcohol Chapter 7. Alcohol and Nutrition Public service announcement!Public service announcement! Unlike glycerol, ethanol is a drug!Unlike glycerol,

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Chapter 8: Alcohol Alcohol The character of alcohol Ethanol; the alcohol in beer, wine, spirits Properties No digestion Rapid absorption by simple diffusion.

Advertisements

The Health Risks of Alcohol Use (1:36)

Master Sgt. Doug Oswald Assistant Drug Demand Reduction Administrator Drug Abuse Education Course.

 2010 Cengage-Wadsworth Impact of Fluids & Beverages on Nutritional Health Chapter 8.

© 2008 Thomson - Wadsworth Chapter 7 Metabolism: Transformations and Interactions.

Glycogen Metabolism 23.8 Gluconeogenesis: Glucose Synthesis Chapter 23 Metabolic Pathways for Carbohydrates.

Whitney & Rolfes – Understanding Nutrition, 12 th Edition Metabolism: Transformations and Interactions Chapter 7.

The Central Pathways of Energy Metabolism Proteins Coenzymes = NADH and FADH2 Lactic acid.

© 2006 McGraw-Hill Higher Education. All rights reserved. Chapter 9 Alcohol.

ALCOHOL PHYSIOLOGY Sources: NHTSA SFST Manual & Institute for Traffic Safety Management and Research.

Alcohol March Yeast and Alcohol For thousands of years, people have used a fungus called baker’s yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, to ferment ethanol.

Chapter 9 Welcome to Week 1 Day 2c Alcohol

Alcohol is a powerful depressant drug Ethanol is the type of alcohol found in alcoholic beverages. Alcohol robs the body of its ability to absorb key nutrients.

Alcohol use can harm the body and the brain and cause a person to make poor decisions.

CHAPTER 8 ALCOHOL. LEARNING OUTCOMES Describes the sources of alcohol and the calories it provides Define standard serving sizes of alcoholic beverages.

Lesson Two: Short-Term Effects of Alcohol Use

By: Colleen Carter Biochemistry Spring DEPRESSANT MOST ABUSED DRUG PSYCHOACTIVE SUPPRESSES CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ALOCHOL.

 Alcohol is the most widely abused psychoactive drug in the United States today.  Legal for those aged 21 and over.  Drinking is a deeply rooted aspect.

Alcohol: Pharmacological Effects Chapter 7. Alcohol as a Drug Alcohol is a psychoactive drug that is a CNS depressant. Some claim that alcohol is the.

Toxicology SUPA FS Chem.113. CHAPTER 10 Toxicology.

Alcohol Warm-Up Quiz True or False 1. Alcohol can travel freely in the blood, but mixes only with water. F 2. Alcohol does not need to be digested in the.

Chapter 9 Alcohol Acute effects Mechanisms of action Long-term effects

Alcohol “Beer is proof that god loves us and wants us to be happy.” -Benjamin Franklin.

Alcohol's Effects on the Body Alcohol is a depressant drug. It has a wide range of effects on the body.

Alcohol: Pharmacological Effects Chapter 7. Alcohol as a Drug Alcohol is a psychoactive drug that is a CNS depressant. Some claim that alcohol is the.

Chapter 19 Alcohol.

Seminar Unit 5 HW205 Daniela Messina, DC, MS, L.Ac.

Alcohol and Nutrition Beverages Brain Absorption Liver Liver Deterioration Excretion Metabolism Quiz Malnutrition Nutrition Facts Short-term Effects Long-term.

Chapter 21 Alcohol.

Aim: What is Alcohol? Do Now: How might alcohol use by teens and young adults negatively affect their lives? Test on Friday: Nervous system, Tobacco and.

ALCOHOL Chapter 8. PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL Anaerobic condition CO 2 Glucose Pyruvate Acetaldehyde Fermentation of yeast Fermentation of yeast.

1. How many Americans drink? 70%. 2. How many people killed in car wrecks are legally drunk? 43%

Ehanol. Toxicity Liver Metabolism Ethanol  Acetaldehyde Isopropanol  Acetone Methanol  Formic Acid.

Alcohol. The character of alcohol Ethanol The alcohol in beer, wine, spirits Methanol Wood alcohol — poisonous Is alcohol a nutrient? Provides energy.

1 Sources of Alcohol Contains 7 kcal/g Beer, wine, distilled spirits, liqueurs, cordials, and hard cider –Vary in alcohol and caloric content Standard.

1 Spotlight on Alcohol Photos © PhotoDisc. 2 Alcohol The character of alcohol –Ethanol The alcohol in beer, wine, spirits –Methanol Wood alcohol – poisonous.

Focus On ALCOHOL. What’s in Alcoholic Beverages? Alcoholic beverages consist primarily of water, ethanol, and sugar. Copyright 2012, John Wiley & Sons.

Chapter 21 Alcohol. © Copyright 2005 Delmar Learning, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc.2 Chapter Objectives 1.Explain how alcoholic beverages are made.

ALCOHOL Where does it come from? 2 History of Use? beer dates back to at least the Egyptians BC, probably further wines date back a few thousand.

Alcohol, Digestion, Energy Balance NTR 300 – Fundamentals Dr. Lorna Shepherd.

Judith E. Brown Prof. Albia Dugger Miami-Dade College Alcohol: The Positives and Negatives Unit 14.

Alcohol and Nutrition Copyright 2005 Wadsworth Group, a division of Thomson Learning.

Grade 9 Health Substance Abuse CLICK. How Alcohol Affects a Person Depends On:  How FAST you drink  How MUCH you drink  Your body WEIGHT  How much.

The Health Risks of Alcohol Use (1:36) Click here to launch video Click here to download print activity.

Alcohol Chapter 21 pp The Health Risks of Alcohol Use Lesson 1 pp Alcohol is a drug that is addictive, physically damaging, and a gateway.

Focus On Alcohol. Copyright 2010, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. What’s in Alcoholic Beverages? Alcoholic beverages consist primarily of water, ethanol, and.

CHAPTER 22 ALCOHOL MRS. CRUSAN HOME LIVING. ETHANOL TYPE OF ALCOHOL IN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. POWERFUL AND ADDICTIVE. IT CAN BE PRODUCED SYNTHETICALLY OR.

Impact of Fluids & Beverages on Nutritional Health Chapter 8.

Alcohol Chapter 22: Lesson 1 Choosing to be Alcohol Free 1 PRHS Physical Education Department.

Alcohol Use and Abuse. Alcohol & Alcoholic Beverages Ethanol Active drug in alcoholic beverages Remember, alcohol is classified as a depressant Social.

Alcohol Review UNIT 2- DAY 1 ATOD REVIEW MS.MCDONALD 8 TH GRADE HEALTH.

© 2006 Thomson-Wadsworth.  Alcohol depresses the secretion of antidiuretic hormone ◦ Increasing urination and water loss  Increasing the body’s reserves.

Long Term Effects. Long Term Long term effects can include: vitamin deficiencies, stomach and skin problems, loss of appetite, permanent damage to the.

ALCOHOL Health. General Information Alcohol may be the world’s oldest known drug. Also known as ethyl alcohol or ethanol Big business in today’s society.

Today’s Agenda Bell-ringer Timeline Activity Effects of Alcohol on the body notes Cost of Alcohol Activity.

Lesson 2.  list some short-term effects that alcohol can have on people. C- 0 H- raise hand A- bell ringer M- stay in seats P- individual S-

Alcohol and Nutrition Highlight 7. What is alcohol? Contains 2 carbons One OH group Chemical name: ethanol or ethyl alcohol Can provide 7 kcal/g Lipid.

Perspectives in Nutrition 5 th ed. Gordon M.Wardlaw, PhD, RD, LD, CNSD PowerPoint Presentation by Dana Wu Wassmer, MS, RD.

LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL.  The person who drinks excessively for a long period of time is at risk for developing serious health problems. Long-term.

Chapter 7: Metabolism: From Food to Life

Chapter 4A: In Depth: Alcohol

Unit 5 - Chapter 15 ALCOHOL.

Chapter 4.5: In Depth: Alcohol

Topic 7: Metabolism - Transformations and Interactions Chris Blanchard

Alcohol 11/10/2018.

Healthy Behaviors Mrs. Snyder February, 2010.

ALCOHOL METABOLISM Break Down and Removal.

The effects of alcohol on the body

Alcohol Notes Ethyl alcohol (ethanol) is the drinkable alcohol. It is produced by the fermentation of grains and fruits. Most drinks range between 2%

Presentation transcript:

Alcohol Chapter 7

Alcohol and Nutrition Public service announcement!Public service announcement! Unlike glycerol, ethanol is a drug!Unlike glycerol, ethanol is a drug!

Alcohol in Beverages ModerationModeration –A drink –Proof

Alcohol in Beverages

Alcohol in the Body Alcohol dehydrogenaseAlcohol dehydrogenase Alcohol: Males vs. femalesAlcohol: Males vs. females

Alcohol in the Body

Alcohol Arrives in the Liver AcetaldehydeAcetaldehyde Alcohol abuseAlcohol abuse NADNAD

Alcohol Disrupts the Liver Fatty liverFatty liver

Alcohol Disrupts the Liver FibrosisFibrosis CirrhosisCirrhosis

Alcohol Disrupts the Liver MEOS = microsomal ethanol- oxidizing systemMEOS = microsomal ethanol- oxidizing system Alcohol saturation leads to competitive exclusion of other things like drugs...Alcohol saturation leads to competitive exclusion of other things like drugs... Excess whiskey + drugs=drug O.D.Excess whiskey + drugs=drug O.D.

Alcohol Arrives in the Brain Narcotic effectsNarcotic effects Effect on ADHEffect on ADH –depresses activity—you urinate more! –leads to thirst, dehydration –advice, drink two glasses of water before bed, regardless of what you’ve had (or how much).

kCal in Alcoholic Beverages & Mixers, cont’d

Alcohol’s effects on the Brain

Alcohol & Malnutrition Nutrient displacementNutrient displacement Interference with nutrient metabolismInterference with nutrient metabolism

Alcohol & Malnutrition AlcoholismAlcoholism Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome-Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome- –paralysis of eye muscles, impaired muscle movement, etc. –chronic abuse of alcohol leads to B vitamin deficiency! Oops!

Alcohol’s Short-Term Effects SuicideSuicide HomicideHomicide AccidentsAccidents

Alcohol’s Short-Term Effects AssaultAssault Sexual assaultSexual assault

Alcohol’s Short-Term Effects

Alcohol’s Long-Term Effects Alcohol and pregnancyAlcohol and pregnancy Heavy alcohol consumptionHeavy alcohol consumption

Alcohol’s Long-Term Effects

Personal Strategies Social aspectsSocial aspects Consumption strategyConsumption strategy MythsMyths