The phrase "at binge" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an activity related to binge-watching or binge-eating, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "I spent the weekend at binge-watching my favorite series."
Alternatives: "during a binge" or "while binge-watching".
"The new tax is aimed at binge drinkers but it is the regular, sensible drinkers who are going to be affected most.
Or they could look at "Binge: What Your College Student Won't Tell You," by Barrett Seaman, a former editor and bureau chief at Time magazine, who employed the old-fashioned journalist's technique of showing up at a campus, notebook in hand, and interviewing people.
Publihsers have heard those complaints: the blockbuster success of EL James' Fifty Shades of Grey series marked the advent of a new strategy aimed specifically at binge readers – the binge release.
Studies that explicitly included suicidal thoughts as predictors of substance use support our results also, even though they were not specifically aimed at binge drinking [ 43, 44].
It has been reported than even a single dose of alcohol at binge consumption levels can result in epithelial barrier disruptions within the gut (Bode and Bode 2005).
We could not replicate this result when looking at binge drinking during pregnancy, however, a full comparison is hindered because effect estimates are not presented in the Australian publication (23).
We live in a culture that celebrates brunch cocktails and wine moms and happy hours a world were adults casually urge their colleagues and friends to "have a drink or three" to numb the pain of a rough day so no one really bats at an eye at binge-drinking.
We live in a culture that celebrates brunch cocktails and wine moms and happy hours a world where adults casually urge their colleagues and friends to "have a drink or three" to numb the pain of a rough day so no one really bats at an eye at binge-drinking.
It seems to be effective also when negative outcome predictors occur as earlier age at binges onset and higher personality disturbances [ 7, 48].
Adolescents' perceptions were best at identifying binge drinkers whereas parents' perceptions were best at identifying non-binge drinkers.
We utilized projected concentrations based on observations by White et al., which demonstrated that out of 7356 college age females surveyed, 33.7 % reported typical consumption rates at 1× binge alcohol levels (four or more drinks at a time) and 8.2 % reported consumption at 2× binge levels (eight or more drinks at a time) [ 34].
