"Have you consumed" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used in the present perfect tense to ask about whether or not someone has ingested or used something. Example: Have you consumed the entire bottle of water I gave you this morning?.
Have you consumed any raw or undercooked meat?
The alcohol consumption was measured using the question "Have you consumed any alcoholic drink in the last 2 weeks?" Sleep habit was divided into subjects who sleep more than 8 h/day and those sleeping less than 8 h/day.
Which plant parts have you consumed?
The second question was, "How often have you consumed at least one glass of alcohol during the past three months?" The categorical responses were recoded to represent a drinking frequency per 30-days.
(Additional File 1) Weekly alcohol consumption was measured with the following question: 'How many glasses (regular restaurant portions) or bottles of the following drinks have you consumed during the last week (7 days)?
To assess tobacco use history, participants were asked, "Have you ever used tobacco in any form (smoking, chewing, snuff, etc).?" and "In what forms have you consumed tobacco: In a smoking form?
The worst time to eat salty foods and drink alcohol is right before bed, before your body has had time to process everything you've consumed; you'll inevitably wake up with puffy eyes.
Note where you are, what you're eating, how fast you've consumed and how you feel after eating it (especially how hungry or otherwise you feel).
In a sense, the more gifts you receive and send to friends, the more Giftly can serve as a mobile wallet or a record of what you've consumed or where you've gone.
Making sure you know how much you've consumed will help you avoid getting drunk, alcohol poisoning, or possibly worse.
Still, "watching the movie is a little like gorging on chocolate and Champagne until that queasy moment arrives when you realize you've consumed far too much".
