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I honestly only have one small glass (125ml) red wine 3 times a week. on my medication, as red is a blood thinner would white be better?
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Red equal white: Alcohol consumption whether in red or white wine while on medications may interfere with the effect of the medication or increase its side effects or toxicity.
Answered 11/25/2014
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