We need to write an original article for keyword: "Can An Alcoholic Run A Marathon". 600-900 words. Use only safe HTML tags: h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. No markdown fences. Must be factual, SEO-friendly, concise. Avoid unsupported claims. Use the context when useful: list of phrases: "1 in 4 people", "Download The Daily", "Anthony Murata describes himself as a functioning", "While many factors play into how you perform during everything from a mile to a", "Alcohol's", "Get 5% off a Holafly eSIM here with discount code CALFREEZY: https://holafly.sjv.io/Xmx0LX Music licensed from Lickd.", "In this video, Devlin and Shona share a few post-", "WATCH NEXT Why Walking". We can incorporate some of these naturally. Must not mention AI generation. Use only allowed tags: h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. No other tags like div, span, etc. Also avoid meta tags. Must not include unsupported claims. Provide balanced info about alcohol consumption, marathon running, health, addiction, medical advice. Provide references to general knowledge but not specific citations. Must be 600-900 words. Let's aim ~750 words. We need to embed some of the context phrases naturally. For example: "1 in 4 people" could refer to prevalence of alcohol use disorder. "Anthony Murata describes himself as a functioning" maybe referencing a person who is a functioning alcoholic. "While many factors play into how you perform during everything from a mile to a" could be a sentence about performance factors. "Alcohol's" maybe part of phrase "Alcohol's impact". Also "Download The Daily" maybe a suggestion to download a podcast. "Get 5% off a Holafly eSIM here with discount code CALFREEZY: https://holafly.sjv.io/Xmx0LX Music licensed from Lickd." That's an advertisement; we could include it as a link? The allowed tags include? Not listed. Only h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. No allowed. So we cannot embed hyperlink. But maybe we can just mention the discount code as plain text? It might be considered unsolicited ad but not disallowed. However we cannot use tag; we can just mention the URL as plain text inside p. That's okay. But we must avoid unsupported claims; providing a discount code is fine as it's factual. We also have "In this video, Devlin and Shona share a few post-" maybe incomplete; we can embed as "In this video, Devlin and Shona share a few post-race tips". And "WATCH NEXT Why Walking" maybe a suggestion. We need to keep article within allowed tags only. So we can use headings h2 and h3. Paragraphs p. Lists ul/ol/li. Strong and em for emphasis. Let's craft. Structure: - h2: Can an Alcoholic Run a Marathon? (keyword) - Introduction p. - h2: Understanding Alcohol Use and Health - p: talk about 1 in 4 people etc. - h2: Effects of Alcohol on Endurance Performance - p: discuss dehydration, glycogen, etc. - h2: Medical Considerations and Risks - p: talk about liver, heart, etc. - h2: Stories of Functioning Alcoholics in Athletics - p: mention Anthony Murata describes himself as a functioning ... - h2: Training Strategies if You Choose to Run - p: hydration, nutrition, moderation, medical supervision. - h2: When to Seek Help - p: resources, download The Daily (maybe a podcast). - h2: Alternatives and Complementary Activities - p: walking, etc. WATCH NEXT Why Walking. - h2: Bottom Line - p: summary. Add a list maybe of tips. Make sure word count 600-900. Let's draft ~750