Red wine before sleep
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Well, red wine helps produce blood cells, but I don't really know why especially it is better to drink it before going to sleep. As far as I know it is good to drink one glass of red wine per day; though I don't drink that daily I make up for it when going out. I usually drink for two weeks in advance ;)
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Well, red wine helps produce blood cells, but I don't really know why especially it is better to drink it before going to sleep. As far as I know it is good to drink one glass of red wine per day; though I don't drink that daily I make up for it when going out. I usually drink for two weeks in advance ;)
cheers, Mircea "Pay people peanuts and you get monkeys" - David Ogilvy
Mircea Grelus wrote:
Well, red wine helps produce blood cells
not quite. it helps keeping the blood vessels without fat in it. but drinking more than 2 glasses a day produces the opposite effect !
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Anyone here drinks red wine before going to sleep (Not everyday of course)? If so, why? Reason asking this is that I heard it is good to the body in some way although i have no facts or anything to justify it. :~
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please read my other post. BTW, i never heard of "drinking before going to sleep". If this is true, then we can call the guy an alcoholic. what cardiologists advise is one or 2 small glasses per day, during a meal preferably.
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I drink a bottle every evening. It is damn good for you, full of good stuff like flavinoids, tannins, trace ellements etc.
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I used to drink red wine in order to sleep, with great success. If I had trouble sleeping, a single glass of dry red before bed took care of that problem very quickly. More I cannot tell you.
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please read my other post. BTW, i never heard of "drinking before going to sleep". If this is true, then we can call the guy an alcoholic. what cardiologists advise is one or 2 small glasses per day, during a meal preferably.
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BTW, i never heard of "drinking before going to sleep". If this is true, then we can call the guy an alcoholic.
Well, yes. People like that drink before bed in order to forget their problems, but half their problems ARE because of drinking (poor judgment, bad temper, hangover headaches). It would make more sense for them to seek help, but alcoholism makes for a very troubled mind, so they are caught in an infinite loop if no one makes it a point to help them. Roswell
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toxcct wrote:
BTW, i never heard of "drinking before going to sleep". If this is true, then we can call the guy an alcoholic.
Well, yes. People like that drink before bed in order to forget their problems, but half their problems ARE because of drinking (poor judgment, bad temper, hangover headaches). It would make more sense for them to seek help, but alcoholism makes for a very troubled mind, so they are caught in an infinite loop if no one makes it a point to help them. Roswell
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I drink a bottle every evening. It is damn good for you, full of good stuff like flavinoids, tannins, trace ellements etc.
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Anyone here drinks red wine before going to sleep (Not everyday of course)? If so, why? Reason asking this is that I heard it is good to the body in some way although i have no facts or anything to justify it. :~
Weiye Chen A self proclaimed hermit living in a cave, with his PC connected to the world.
When i was in france i used to have a small glass of red-wine every day (not before going to sleep) to beat the cold.
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please read my other post. BTW, i never heard of "drinking before going to sleep". If this is true, then we can call the guy an alcoholic. what cardiologists advise is one or 2 small glasses per day, during a meal preferably.
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toxcct wrote:
BTW, i never heard of "drinking before going to sleep".
It has the same wonderful effect as drinking it at any other time, but avoids the sleepy pill for those who need and gives better rest for those on the fringe.
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I drink a bottle every evening. It is damn good for you, full of good stuff like flavinoids, tannins, trace ellements etc.
Truth is the subjection of reality to an individuals perception
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Beer, except in great quantities, has never helped me sleep. Beer is always a pick-me-up for me. Hops are supposed to be a relaxant, but I seriously doubt the quantity of hops used in beer is enough.
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please read my other post. BTW, i never heard of "drinking before going to sleep". If this is true, then we can call the guy an alcoholic. what cardiologists advise is one or 2 small glasses per day, during a meal preferably.
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I've never heard a bigger load of crap! Nobody said they couldn't sleep without alcohol, and that would be the only indication of alcoholism apparent anywhere in this thread.
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Anyone here drinks red wine before going to sleep (Not everyday of course)? If so, why? Reason asking this is that I heard it is good to the body in some way although i have no facts or anything to justify it. :~
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i try not to drink within an hour and a half of going to bed. otherwise, i'll feel hungover. YMMV
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toxcct wrote:
BTW, i never heard of "drinking before going to sleep". If this is true, then we can call the guy an alcoholic.
Well, yes. People like that drink before bed in order to forget their problems, but half their problems ARE because of drinking (poor judgment, bad temper, hangover headaches). It would make more sense for them to seek help, but alcoholism makes for a very troubled mind, so they are caught in an infinite loop if no one makes it a point to help them. Roswell
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People like that drink before bed in order to forget their problems
i dispute your ability to diagnose psychiatric problems without ever consulting with the patient.
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toxcct wrote:
BTW, i never heard of "drinking before going to sleep". If this is true, then we can call the guy an alcoholic.
Well, yes. People like that drink before bed in order to forget their problems, but half their problems ARE because of drinking (poor judgment, bad temper, hangover headaches). It would make more sense for them to seek help, but alcoholism makes for a very troubled mind, so they are caught in an infinite loop if no one makes it a point to help them. Roswell
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I've never heard a bigger load of crap! Nobody said they couldn't sleep without alcohol, and that would be the only indication of alcoholism apparent anywhere in this thread.
Brady Kelly wrote:
I've never heard a bigger load of crap
read The Osmosian Order.
Brady Kelly wrote:
Nobody said they couldn't sleep without alcohol
me neither, please understand a post before replying with all of your anger
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I used to drink red wine in order to sleep, with great success. If I had trouble sleeping, a single glass of dry red before bed took care of that problem very quickly. More I cannot tell you.
Brady Kelly wrote:
I used to drink red wine in order to sleep, with great success.
I used to drink two-three pints of burbon whiskey or black-label whiskey (higher proof) to go to sleep, it worked even better. But I wouldn't recommend that, I still woke up to the same problems that were keeping me awake.
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Brady Kelly wrote:
I've never heard a bigger load of crap
read The Osmosian Order.
Brady Kelly wrote:
Nobody said they couldn't sleep without alcohol
me neither, please understand a post before replying with all of your anger
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toxcct wrote:
Brady Kelly wrote: I've never heard a bigger load of crap read The Osmosian Order.
OK, besides that.
toxcct wrote:
Brady Kelly wrote: Nobody said they couldn't sleep without alcohol me neither, please understand a post before replying with all of your anger
My anger, although maybe a little sharp[1], is, I think, justified. You state that is someone is drinking before sleep, we can call him an alcoholic. "BTW, i never heard of "drinking before going to sleep". If this is true, then we can call the guy an alcoholic." I am now calmer, yet still not happy that you make this assertion regarding someone's addiction to a substance based on, nothing, really. [1] I have a cold and am somewhat grumpy. If my "all of my anger" was a little much, I apologise.
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toxcct wrote:
Brady Kelly wrote: I've never heard a bigger load of crap read The Osmosian Order.
OK, besides that.
toxcct wrote:
Brady Kelly wrote: Nobody said they couldn't sleep without alcohol me neither, please understand a post before replying with all of your anger
My anger, although maybe a little sharp[1], is, I think, justified. You state that is someone is drinking before sleep, we can call him an alcoholic. "BTW, i never heard of "drinking before going to sleep". If this is true, then we can call the guy an alcoholic." I am now calmer, yet still not happy that you make this assertion regarding someone's addiction to a substance based on, nothing, really. [1] I have a cold and am somewhat grumpy. If my "all of my anger" was a little much, I apologise.
and here is my point of view. drinking anything at anytime, especially when you're alone can be seriously considered as illness. Understand me well, I don't spit on alcoholic. most of them drink because they can't do anything else at the moment. I'm not a doctor, nor pretend to know how to fix them. now honnestly, do you drink before going to bed ? i mean, you feel good (not drinking to fix any sorethroat or what), not getting out of a diner with friends. you're simply alone, you didn't drink of the evening. Will you have a whole red wine glass just before entering your bed ? and to finish, how do you call addiction to drinking alcohol ? alcoholism, right ?
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