1995
DOI: 10.1016/0165-1838(95)00022-p
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Effect of oral ethanol intake on muscle sympathetic nerve activity and cardiovascular functions in humans

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“…It is well established that intoxicating doses of alcohol increase heart rate (Docter et al 1966;Iwase et al 1995 McCaul et al 1989;Sellers et al 1972;Turkkan et al 1988;van de Borne et al 1997). These heart rate increases are hypothesized to be positively associated with the reinforcing or appetitive motivational effects of alcohol (Peterson et al 1996) .…”
Section: Alcohol Ingestion Activates the Autonomic Nervous System Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It is well established that intoxicating doses of alcohol increase heart rate (Docter et al 1966;Iwase et al 1995 McCaul et al 1989;Sellers et al 1972;Turkkan et al 1988;van de Borne et al 1997). These heart rate increases are hypothesized to be positively associated with the reinforcing or appetitive motivational effects of alcohol (Peterson et al 1996) .…”
Section: Alcohol Ingestion Activates the Autonomic Nervous System Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These heart rate increases are hypothesized to be positively associated with the reinforcing or appetitive motivational effects of alcohol (Peterson et al 1996) . Alcohol has less predictable effects on blood pressure, with reports of blood pressure increases (Iwase et al 1995;Sellers et al 1972) and no effects following alcohol ingestion (Turkkan et al 1988;van de Borne et al 1997). Finally, alcoholinduced peripheral vasodilation and associated skin temperature increases have been consistently reported (Iwase et al 1995;Turkkan et al 1988) and is thought to be one explanation for the lack of a consistent rise in blood pressure after alcohol consumption.…”
Section: Alcohol Ingestion Activates the Autonomic Nervous System Andmentioning
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“…Ethanol may reduce vasodilation mediated by endothelium in rat mesenteric capillaries 43 . On the other hand, in humans the acute vasodilating effect of alcohol is associated with a reduction in peripheral resistance 44 . The hemodynamic effects of wine may be secondary to antioxidant effects 45,46 , induction of the sythesis of nitric oxide 47 , and endothelium-mediated vasodilation 45 , in addition to its effects on platelet aggregation 48 , and plasminogen activation 49,50 .…”
Section: Effects Of Alcohol On Cardiovascular Risk Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%