What is the nutrition info for vodka

What is the nutrition content of Vodka

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Vodka, 80 Proof (40% alc) has 96 calories, 0.0g of fat and 0.0g of carbs in each jigger (1.5 fl.oz). ChaCha!

What are the nutrition facts for absolute vodka

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One fluid ounce of vodka has 74 calories, no fat, carbohydrates, or protein. ChaCha for now!

What are the nutrition facts on skol vodka

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A shot of 80 proof Skol vodka has 60 calories. ChaCha!

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Why dont they put “nutrition information” on liquor? and what IS the nutrition info for Vodka?? (cals, carbs,

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A: Vodka contains0 carbs0 protein0 fatsCalories inCarbs = 4 per gramprotein = 4 per gramfat = 9 per gramAlcohol = 7 per gram The calories from vodka are all derived from the alcohol, unlike rum, rye, beer and wine. I’m not sure about gin, don’t drink it so I don’t care.

Need help with my diabetic/alcoholic dad. Takes meds,doesn’t eat. He fixes blood sugar problems by reaching…

Q: for cookies, candy bars, non-diet sodas, orange juice…anything with sugar. I know that’s ok for a temporary fix, but it’s usually his only nutrition for the day. Since my birthday, Oct 18, Mom has seen dad eat ONLY 1 poptart and several mello yello’s. NEVER eats regularly, NEVER exercises, sleeps (or is in bed) most of the day, drinks HEAVILY every day (normally 1.75 liter of vodka/whiskey every 2-4 days!!). Mom noticed recently how purple his left leg was, also blotchy purple on both arms. His blood sugar episodes leave him immobilized, and eventually soiling and/or wetting himself. There are poop and pee stains throughout the house, especially in and around his recliner, in and around his side of the bed, and in his bathroom. He’s temporarily lost the use of his legs–for minutes or hours at a time–and once, at least, couldn’t see. I need GOOD sources of info for him. He needs it all written down for him what he can and can’t do. He’s VERY STUBBORN, he thinks no one notices.My dad is only 63. He’s the ONLY grandpa my three small children have. (My husband’s dad died before any of our children were born.) Like I said, my dad is a very stubborn man and will deny, deny, deny. (He lies to his dr., makes dr. think all is well.) I can’t stand what he’s doing to himself and to my mom. He always blames his shakiness, etc. on that darn cold, or whatever illness he’s trying to “shake off.” PLEASE, if you’ve ever been in my shoes, or my dad’s, I could use some help.

A: This is definitely not good, for any of you.Try Alanon for some support for yourself.They may have intervention advisors.I assume that he is on insulin of some kind.In Ontario Canada, we have diabetic clinics;see what your hospitals have for support.Talk to Social or Health Services.You may have to get him committed to a home.That could be a huge legal & medical cost.But he isn’t going to last long at this rate.