Meanings of abstinence from alcohol in English

Connect: This year's ads again promised sex in return for abstinence from alcohol.

Lifelong abstinence from alcohol, lack of exercise, and depressive symptoms were independently related to impaired cognitive status.

Objective: To assess changes in metabolic risk factors and cancer-related growth factors associated with short-term abstinence from alcohol.

The physician attributed the President's good health, for his age, to a lifetime of abstinence from alcohol and tobacco.

Conclusion: These findings demonstrate that abstinence from alcohol in moderate-heavy drinkers improves insulin resistance, weight, BP and cancer-related growth factors.

Over time, with abstinence from alcohol, the brain appears to become reorganized to provide compensation for structural and behavioral deficits.

Moreover, abstinence from alcohol was associated with a functional disconnection of the mPFC and CeA but not mPFC and nucleus accumbens.

He hated certain words; temperance, which to both Catholic and Protestant had come to mean total abstinence from alcohol, was one of them.

Cutting out alcohol may reduce atrial fibrillation episodes (Reuters Health) - For people with atrial fibrillation, abstinence from alcohol may make the heart beat better.

Conclusions: Abstinence from alcohol reduced arrhythmia recurrences in regular drinkers with atrial fibrillation.

Abstinence from alcohol was reported for the last 28 days by 13 participants and for the last 7 days by 22.