nonproblematic drinking

nonproblematic drinking

(nŏn″prŏb-lĕ-măt′ĭk)
In alcohol-related research, alcohol consumption that does not adversely affect a person's physical or mental health, or his or her occupation, family life, or functioning in society. The consumption of less than one standard drink daily normally constitutes nonproblematic drinking.
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When Kishline repopularized the idea that some people could return to nonproblematic drinking, she aroused the ire of the NCADD, which denounced the idea in a July 1995 press release.
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