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A member asked:
I pass out with a small amount of liquors. could this be undiagnosed diabetes / hypoglycemia?
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No: Hi. No, small amounts of liquor would have no impact on diabetes and would not produce hypoglycemia. Passing out from small amounts of liquor could be due to your body size (if you're very petite) or perhaps sluggish enzymes involved in alcohol metabolism. Be careful with alcohol consumption if you're very sensitive to alcohol, and don't get taken advantage of. Peace and good luck.
Answered 11/16/2014
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