These are the Health Benefits you can Gain from Beer Consumption
3 years ago

These are the Health Benefits you can Gain from Beer Consumption

News 18  

If you are someone who is totally capable of drowning in beer and also come up with innumerable justifications to family and friends about how beer consumption has certain benefits, then there is some good news for you. The study had a team of food science and nutrition experts in Spain examine studies ranging from those in 2007 to 2020 and notice how alcoholic drinks like beer affect health. Consumption of a moderate amount of beer may even act as protection against diabetes in men, the study found. The study associated low levels of beer consumption with lower risk of fractures, which was attributed to natural components in the drink that act actively with silicon to stimulate osteoblast cells, which further improves bone and teeth health. The study ultimately states that beer has health benefits only when the consumption is kept low but is not a substitute for a balanced diet with regular exercise.

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How drinking alcohol can affect your health
1 week, 5 days ago

How drinking alcohol can affect your health

Associated Press  

With the new year comes Dry January and a new surgeon general’s advisory on alcohol and cancer risk. That idea that moderate drinking has health benefits came from imperfect studies comparing groups of people by how much they drink. “If you’re studying people who survived into middle age, didn’t quit drinking because of a problem and didn’t become a heavy …

Beer drinkers, beware: How your favourite beverage might be sabotaging your diet and health
2 months ago

Beer drinkers, beware: How your favourite beverage might be sabotaging your diet and health

Hindustan Times  

If you're someone who enjoys a drink now and then, you might want to pay attention to this! Impact of beer on diet quality and health risks "Beer-only drinkers were more likely to have lower income, higher rates of smoking, and less physical activity compared to those who consumed other types of alcohol," explains study author Peng-Sheng Ting, M.D., a …

Weight Gain to Heart Disease: 5 side effects of daily beer consumption
8 months, 1 week ago

Weight Gain to Heart Disease: 5 side effects of daily beer consumption

India TV News  

Many people turn to a cold beer as a means of relaxation and unwinding after a hectic day. Additionally, alcohol consumption can increase appetite and lead to poor dietary choices, further exacerbating weight gain. Chronic alcohol consumption, even in moderate amounts, can lead to liver inflammation, fatty liver disease, and in severe cases, cirrhosis. Increased risk of heart disease: While …

Wait, moderate drinking doesn't have health benefits?
8 months, 2 weeks ago

Wait, moderate drinking doesn't have health benefits?

Associated Press  

Maybe it’s also time to rethink drinking? People who report drinking moderately tend to have higher levels of education, higher incomes and better access to health care, Naimi said. “If you’re studying people who survived into middle age, didn’t quit drinking because of a problem and didn’t become a heavy drinker, that’s a very select group,” Naimi said. Thousands of …

From Flushing Kidney Stones to Boosting Creativity: 5 health benefits of beer
10 months, 1 week ago

From Flushing Kidney Stones to Boosting Creativity: 5 health benefits of beer

India TV News  

Beer has been a well-liked alcoholic beverage for several years! Hence, beer can aid health when the consumption is kept moderate,” said Avneet Singh, the founder of Medusa Beverages Pvt. Beer Keeps Your Heart Healthy Beer is a heart-healthy alcoholic beverage, and beer drinkers are known to have a 42 per cent lower risk of heart disease compared to ones …

Is drinking alcohol good for you?
1 year, 6 months ago

Is drinking alcohol good for you?

Live Mint  

Alcohol is the one thing that divides opinion. Now, stirring this heady cocktail is a team from Massachusetts General Hospital in the US, whose new study suggests that low to moderate alcohol consumption might potentially reduce the risk of major adverse cardiovascular events and heart diseases. In addition, the same studies that found that low to moderate alcohol consumption may …

Can beer be good for your gut?
2 years, 6 months ago

Can beer be good for your gut?

Live Mint  

Drinking beer is beneficial to the intestine and has the potential to prevent chronic diseases, a new study has claimed. "Beer consumption contributes to the improvement of the composition of the intestinal microbiota, a factor that has been associated with the prevention of very common chronic diseases, such as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases," said research by the Center for …

Drinking wine with meals may reduce risk of type 2 diabetes, new study suggests
2 years, 10 months ago

Drinking wine with meals may reduce risk of type 2 diabetes, new study suggests

The Independent  

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Alcohol’s health benefits hard to prove, but harms are easy to document
6 years, 6 months ago

Alcohol’s health benefits hard to prove, but harms are easy to document

Salon  

Alcohol is the most widely used drug in the world, including in the United States. About 70 percent of adults in the United States report past-year alcohol consumption, with over 37 million drinkers reporting binge drinking at least once a week. A study to examine the health benefits of moderate alcohol consumption, jointly funded by the National Institutes of Health …

Diabetes and beer, here’s an expert-approved guide for diabetics to drinking alcohol
6 years, 6 months ago

Diabetes and beer, here’s an expert-approved guide for diabetics to drinking alcohol

Hindustan Times  

A pint of beer or a glass of wine may seem harmless, and hard to resist if you are with friends. “Beer raises blood sugar levels as it contains sugar in the form of maltose or maltodextrin,” says nutritionist Anjali Peswani. But because of its low alcohol content, people often end up drinking several glasses of beer and thus end …

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