Re: Re: Can male partners who drink transfer etg through sperm?

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etoh in corn unless fermented not much...just do not pour corn whiskey over your corn chex,ken...regards,Ken <er_rn805@...> wrote: I am actually worried about corn...again, not a biochemist or whateverdegree that studies these things but it does somehow break down intofuel??Just curious...do I have to give up my CornChex:)Ken>> Hello! My fiancee (an RN) and I have been going nuts over her > consistant + testing for etg, over the last six months. I'm as > psoitive as I can be that she is not drinking (I would know if she > had). She dosen't mess around if she drinks and it is obvious when she > does. A beer or two would not do anything for her and she knows she > has to much to lose to mess with it. On the otherhand I am not in the > health care business and do drink. We have been searching everything > we can find on the net but have not seen anything relating to the > transfer of etg from a male partner to a female via sperm. Probably > grasping at straws here but there must be something (possibly obvious) > that no one has considered.> We have sex quite often and I drink quite often.........hmmmmmmmmmm.> It might be interesting to

know the etg count from a sperm sample as > opposed to that in a urine sample in the same drinking male. I would > not be suprised if it was much higher in the sperm.> My name is and I am posting this (under her ID) becasue my > fiancee is to embarrased to do so.>