Question 1

does drinking beer increases risk of diabetes?

Accepted Answer

Indirectly . . .: While I can't imagine drinking an occasional beer being harmful, drinking to excess, thus consuming calories w/o nutritional benefit, could lead to characteristic beer belly or central obesity which could then increase risk of diabetes. If you never consume more than 2 alcoholic drinks/d, eat healthy &amp; exercise regularly, all the while maintaining healthy weight, less likely to develop diabetes.

Question 2

might drinking beer make you have no stool but gain weight and weather not increase constipation?

Accepted Answer

Alcohol: Either beer, whiskey or wine and cafeine intake all dehydrate and can contribute to constipation. Cut these out and replace with 80-100 ounces of water, juices, gatorade type fluids and this should resolve.

Question 3

i have tachycardia after meals and right after drinking beer. it's around 102-108 while sitting. it increases when i get up and walk. why is it?

Accepted Answer

Smaller meals: try to eat smaller meals with less carbohydrates loading to lower this effect.

Question 4

how unhealthy is drinking beer daily?

Accepted Answer

Beer: Depends on quantity & duration. Long-term use in excess has physiological, emotional & social consequences.

Question 5

is drinking beer dangerous to your health?

Accepted Answer

Rational drinking: If you are not an alcohol dependant person, rational drinking entails not going over 30-50 grams of alcohol daily (one or two beers).
People who drink beer heavily get more calories, excess fluid (might affect kidneys and heart), drinking more that two beers per hour might impair your performance, including driving, and continued drinking can cause alcohol dependence, as any other alcoholic drink.

Question 6

drinking beer or wine is good?

Accepted Answer

Not especially: Used moderately, drinking some beer or wine can be enjoyable and not dangerous to you.  Still, it isn't particularly "good."  some studies praise the polyphenols and flavonoids (cancer fighters) in red wine.  Actually though, hot cocoa contains much more of those.  Cocoa is healthier than milk chocolate, because it's minus the extra saturated fat.

Question 7

should i be running after drinking beer?

Accepted Answer

Not a great idea.: It is best to exercise alcohol - free.

Question 8

dose drinking beer make menopause worse?

Accepted Answer

Not in moderation: But, as usual, anything in excess is not generally healthy.

Question 9

is drinking beer bad when useing atenolo?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Both can lower pod pressure so risk of dizziness and fall.

Question 10

is drinking beer kingfisher good for health?

Accepted Answer

Beer: is it healthy?: No.  Is it bad, not necessarily. But, beer and other forms of alcohol do not have any nutritional value.  They are excess and unneeded calories and are often carbohydrates...The most dangerous calories in general for causing disease such as obesity and diabetes.

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