Were James Bond's drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor?

@jmichael424 @Sandbagger_01 One hopes not! https://t.co/tGiRxYihx7

@mariajuliaoa https://t.co/8IS5bwGSw5

The British Medical Journal's academic treatise on James Bond's drinking habits makes for sobering reading 😲 Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor? https://t.co/5cGFZswLZq

Shaken, not stirred? Now has a whooooole new meaning: https://t.co/2WkP6gfg4V

RT @afinley: @SaintRPh Literature agrees! https://t.co/nxLLOnuKys

@SaintRPh Literature agrees! https://t.co/nxLLOnuKys

@axljka På samma tema om James Bonds (risk)bruk av alkohol. https://t.co/fZl8oKZHcF https://t.co/4Nl6YVpbID

@mlrethlefsen A lot of great choices in the catalog, but if you made me pick I think this is my all time favorite https://t.co/pBvSU93hOv

@Defencebrief @TSinghmorethanl @BarristerNF There is, however, a more serious analysis… https://t.co/ifJiFnnMDq

@MoreauMD @boisclairameli1 https://t.co/mckNOKOu1e

@drycarp A ver, dejando a un lado lo poco serio de la noticia para el medio que la publica, sí es verdad que Bond debería estar muertísimo, más que nada por todo lo que bebe JAJAJAJ https://t.co/R1h2VUeJwL

@PaulDJohnston @sykesjs https://t.co/qql4zbQkCU

RT @JonathanRyderMD: @Darcy_ID_doc An ID-related James Bond article?! That will beat out my prior favorite academic medicine James Bond art…

@Darcy_ID_doc An ID-related James Bond article?! That will beat out my prior favorite academic medicine James Bond article: https://t.co/eCtTHa1Hh3

@Chihao @lizWWyld Or tried to aim for another Christmas BMJ :p https://t.co/Wha8F57hZJ

Complementa a esta joya de 2013 en el British Medical Journal. https://t.co/RDhXZJRK8m

Another for #medlibs

RT @PaiviTen: @Appoota @PatrickOwenPhD @LamonSeverine @belavyprof @_clintmiller @TobiasS25347008 @ScottTags There's also this classic on wh…

@Appoota @PatrickOwenPhD @LamonSeverine @belavyprof @_clintmiller @TobiasS25347008 @ScottTags There's also this classic on whether James Bond's drinks were shaken because of alcohol induced tremor. https://t.co/H2fyUVpS4M

@Dr_Plinius And the rapey behaviour… one of many ways that generations of boys were conditioned to think that ‘no really means yes’. (As an aside, this article in the Christmas BMJ nailed it as usual): https://t.co/aMRzGyyPN4)

Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor? | The BMJ This is an evaluation of secret agent James Bond’s drinking habits. He was a very heavy drinker and most of the time he would have been incapacitated. Invincible and deadly? Drunk

@tomsmason91 Actually, not that hard to find https://t.co/9OkNtPd4Ay

@janaundfischer @socialj13 @bmj_latest Die Wahrheit warum #JamesBond seinen #Martini geschüttelt und nicht gerührt trinkt, ermittelt von Graham Johnson & Patrick Davies: BMJ 2013; 347 doi: https://t.co/OPYDY9yA3Z

@TimandraHarknes My wife’s brother-in-law contributed here: https://t.co/tMOWy31mCX

@lecanardnoir https://t.co/u6MNep3pUi cc. @gdj043

@SuperASASSN Although, in the case of James Bond, it's not the hydrogen peroxide that is of concern, but rather the alcohol (based on the books: https://t.co/oopzuXc37L and the movies: https://t.co/GEdxMWBtzK).

@RadioFreeTom In memory of Sean Connery: https://t.co/Ghwnu1jmpt

@pioneersuze Bond got up to nearly 50 units a day https://t.co/QqcihXGvxu ... wonder if he ever really had any car chases or just bounced the Aston Martin off every wall on his way home from the club

@mcdreeamie Not borderline: https://t.co/VXqhcghvbk

@RynLinthicum @DrKathrynGordon https://t.co/eUVW9tWmlt

Also note that there is a very enjoyable research article which has measured how much exactly, and how often, does Bond drink: https://t.co/76FO2BIxdH, and they did a great visualisation as well.

@KevinMKruse You need to write a response to the academic literature! https://t.co/GAHNyPCq2G

@KevinMKruse Of course, James Bond wouldn't have been able to stir his drinks even if he had wanted to, because his 50+ drinks a week almost certainly left him with an alcohol-induced tremor, according to a 2013 British Medical Journal paper https://t.co/k

As we are all home and drinking thanks to #coronavirus it is time to reconsider this important study; Were #JamesBond’s drinks shaken because of #alcohol-induced tremor? https://t.co/wzgsQjLSs0

RT @GeoffLath: @PortmanGroup The fact that they picked one of cinema's most famous alcoholics didn't bother you at all? https://t.co/1ErXK9…

@PortmanGroup The fact that they picked one of cinema's most famous alcoholics didn't bother you at all? https://t.co/1ErXK9vTlI https://t.co/o4rCfzjT5v

@xenocryptsite @MattZeitlin @ScottMendelson https://t.co/LcIaJwJMzR

Not sure one month of sobering up is enough for our man of mystery. According to this excellent, highly accurate @bmj_latest December issue, Mr Bond consumed a staggering 93 (nine-three!!!) weekly units of alcohol 🤯 #tremor #shakennotstirred https://t.co/X

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RT @GeluleMD: Au programme ce soir, je vous propose donc de lire un article très cool paru dans le non moins très cool BMJ de Noël en 2013,…

RT @GeluleMD: Au programme ce soir, je vous propose donc de lire un article très cool paru dans le non moins très cool BMJ de Noël en 2013,…

RT @GeluleMD: Au programme ce soir, je vous propose donc de lire un article très cool paru dans le non moins très cool BMJ de Noël en 2013,…

RT @GeluleMD: Au programme ce soir, je vous propose donc de lire un article très cool paru dans le non moins très cool BMJ de Noël en 2013,…

Au programme ce soir, je vous propose donc de lire un article très cool paru dans le non moins très cool BMJ de Noël en 2013, un papier de Johnson et coll. sur la consommation d’alcool de James Bond dans les livres de I. Fleming https://t.co/KgCRx35QTb (a

@NatalieDeeClark I mean I can't imagine anything worse. All that running and ducking and hiding and that horrifically unhealthy lifestyle (citation below)🤣 I mean I'd like the travel, but literally nothing else 😅 https://t.co/zGYHUDwSzz

@pcorrea78 Este otro por ejemplo cuantificó el nivel de consumo se alcohol de James Bond https://t.co/RFEIjDP55P

好きな論文のひとつ "007のアルコール消費量" conclusion: ジェームズボンドは酒の飲みすぎて早死およびアルコール関連疾患のリスク高い。 有名なshaken not stirredは手の震えから来ている。 #BMJ 2013 Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor? https://t.co/89uEEtEHga

"Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor?" https://t.co/YVgnHOqDvo

@psirides @DrLindaDykes @precordialthump A level of dedication to research not seen since Johnson et al.’s seminal 2013 paper https://t.co/u6MNepl1iS @gdj043

Today's evening discussion required serious academic research on the drinking habits of James Bond. Step in the British Medical Journal, and from that, a most excellent citied blog post. https://t.co/AfLtoCabrn https://t.co/JWi3KNZtG4 Thanks @bmj_latest

Was Bond weak?

RT @tilbots: In the original novels, James Bond was found to consume, on average, 92 units of alcohol a week. His preference for martinis “…

In the original novels, James Bond was found to consume, on average, 92 units of alcohol a week. His preference for martinis “shaken, not stirred” may have stemmed from an inability to stir his drinks due persistent shaking from alcohol induced tremors. ht

RT @yoongkhean: 2. An emergency doctor, assoc prof in Hepatology and a consultant paediatrician trying to quantify how much James Bond drin…

RT @yoongkhean: 2. An emergency doctor, assoc prof in Hepatology and a consultant paediatrician trying to quantify how much James Bond drin…

2. An emergency doctor, assoc prof in Hepatology and a consultant paediatrician trying to quantify how much James Bond drink in his novels. Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor? https://t.co/nlaXKF87FH

https://t.co/qklQWTUmze #nclmed1 via @sophiemlgraham

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RT @LFFitz: Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor? https://t.co/WlIcvC39Op

RT @LFFitz: Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor? https://t.co/WlIcvC39Op

Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor? https://t.co/WlIcvC39Op

Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor? https://t.co/yEFzhOLqU0

@qikipedia There was a paper on the same subject in the Christmas BMJ years ago, this is old news! https://t.co/sv60af1vAU

Building on previous work in the UK (focusssd on the novels): "Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor?" Graham Johnson, Indra Neil Guha, and Patrick Davies. BMJ 2013; 347. https://t.co/ku4WRsjS1T #JamesBond #AlcoholAwareness

Interesting EtOH workplace safety analysis #HR #NextChat #HRTribe "High stress jobs are often associated w/ high alcohol intake, & it would therefore be logical to assume that these professions are also associated with a high alcohol related mortality

RT @dylan_reid: The graph of James Bond's drinking using martini glasses for the bar chart (pun intended?) is particularly brilliant. h/t @…

The graph of James Bond's drinking using martini glasses for the bar chart (pun intended?) is particularly brilliant. h/t @jrichardn https://t.co/XvTRU1bIpd https://t.co/lkIDIlsaMt

Yup.. found it Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor? https://t.co/3aFg69vKfK

@MrTrevMcCarthy @stuheritage @guardian Nothing new either. My colleague Dr Guha was involved in this publication in 2013 Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor?https://t.co/gTm8qaewHd

@JeremyDuns https://t.co/XAtvf9o0qk

Films 🎥 or books 📚 obvs 2013 https://t.co/XshYnZP6P5

Un dato para iniciar la semana. Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor? https://t.co/HsHJUBcL6B

#gender #Alcohol #masculinities via @KerrFrase

So you think you don't like academic studies? How would a female Bond's alcohol consumption be viewed if at this level? @SubMisuseGcu #bond #fleming #glorificationofalcohol

Found a really interesting study by the BMJ re his alcohol use across the 14 Fleming Bond novels. "We... suspect that the famous catchphrase “shaken, not stirred” could be because of alcohol induced tremor affecting his hands." #glorification #alcohol

@ADemonsVoice @JonPountney1 @IAmDanJordan @ManMadeMoon For me, the curtain went back once I realised the incompatibility of his physical, mental, and sexual prowess with his alcohol consumption: https://t.co/6pXiAwtIIl

RT @ddyouknow: In the original novels, James Bond was found to consume, on average, 92 units of alcohol a week. His preference for martinis…

In the original novels, James Bond was found to consume, on average, 92 units of alcohol a week. His preference for martinis “shaken, not stirred” may have stemmed from an inability to stir his drinks due persistent shaking from alcohol induced tremors. ht

In the original novels, James Bond was found to consume, on average, 92 units of alcohol a week. His preference for martinis “shaken, not stirred” may have stemmed from an inability to stir his drinks due persistent shaking from alcohol induced tremors. ht

#TIL that in the original novels, James Bond was found to consume, on average, 92 units of alcohol a week. His preference for martinis “shaken, not stirred” may have stemmed from an inability to stir his drinks due persistent shaking from alcohol induced…

#TIL that in the original novels, James Bond was found to consume, on average, 92 units of alcohol a week. His preference for martinis “shaken, not stirred” may have stemmed from an inability to stir his drinks due persistent shaking from alcohol induced…

Source: https://t.co/zm5j1gDuhn (h/t >> https://t.co/oDZeg5nidI) https://t.co/4PkssAQJhT

I do love a published scientific article on the drinking habits of fictional characters. https://t.co/SXXzi3ekYC

A good use of the internet! Check out this essay: Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor? https://t.co/bqA3B0fcCd

RT @KeithWWard: This is an awesome literature find. Having recently read all the original Ian Fleming novels, the thought crossed my mind,…

RT @KeithWWard: This is an awesome literature find. Having recently read all the original Ian Fleming novels, the thought crossed my mind,…

This is an awesome literature find. Having recently read all the original Ian Fleming novels, the thought crossed my mind, but this is true dedication! https://t.co/PFmvSyJKFT

This is a pretty good article. Basically James Bond preferred his martinis shaken because of an alcohol-induced cerebral tremor https://t.co/UiwYbQpjna

RT @biochembelle: Of course there's a BMJ Christmas Special on James Bond's drinking habits... https://t.co/tdGAvftw0d https://t.co/NKM9fnH…

#AnatQ of #JamesBond alcohol consumption. https://t.co/w9aD5dThny

RT @smlgraham: A retrospective review published by the BMJ examining James Bond’s alcohol consumption, raising concerns that he could be at…

A retrospective review published by the BMJ examining James Bond’s alcohol consumption, raising concerns that he could be at high risk of liver disease https://t.co/mao3ljpKMl #nclmed1

@DavidWondrich https://t.co/aiLR79wjfA believe it or not there is a study of that.

Waarom James Bond z'n Vodka Martini 'shaken, not stirred' bestelde? Dit artikel geeft een originele verklaring: https://t.co/fFIlQ3EXpG

Were James Bond’s drinks shaken because of alcohol induced tremor? 🤔https://t.co/j8ybNAMuJ2 1. 14 James Bond books read by 2 authors. 2. Days when Bond was unable to consume alcohol were noted. 3. shaken, not stirred- could be due to alcohol induced tremor

@KellyMDoran @leorahorwitzmd @bmj_latest 👍 to @bmj_latest Xmas -interesting methods too. A few faves: 1. survival time of chocolate on the wards https://t.co/UpN36MCkoF 2. effect of Harry Potter book release on accident rates: https://t.co/8ZmT6JHDOf 3. J