Thus, a core model was used that included age (in years, continuously), place of birth (urban vs rural), body mass index (in kg m−2, continuously), parity (parous vs nulliparous), age at first pregnancy (in years, continuously, among parous women), age at menarche (in years, continuously), menopausal status (post- vs premenopausal) and ethanol intake (<1 <span class="lh">glass per month vs ⩾1 glass per month).
His lifetime consumption of tobacco is a single puff on a cigarette, his only alcohol intake a glass of champagne once a year.
In subjects with the highest level of soft drink intake (1 glass or more per day), the influence of cheese seemed to level off.
Coffee consumption was registered as number of cups per day, alcohol intake as glasses per fortnight, and frequency of alcohol intake as occasions per month.
Long term alcohol intake (>3 glasses a week in both 1987 and 1997) was associated with halved risk of rheumatoid arthritis.
He took one puff of a cigarette in his life, he said, didn't salt his food and limited his alcohol intake to a glass of Champagne a year.
No significant effect was found among those who increased their intake to one glass of wine a day, but increases in other forms of alcohol were likely to bring added pounds.
The exception is a celebratory meal -- though, even then, you should keep your intake to one glass.
Men had a mean daily alcohol intake of 4.00 glasses (SD = 3.60), whereas women had a mean daily alcohol intake of 1.68 glasses (SD = 2.02).
No further decrease in risk was observed with intake above four glasses a week.
