http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Possible_long-term_effects_of_ethanol.svg
Good and bad moderation is key. Hope this helps.
Being a Type 1 diabetic for 2 decades now, I've noticed that since I became a beer geek, I tend to use less insulin....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Possible_long-term_effects_of_ethanol.svg
Good and bad moderation is key. Hope this helps.
scrambledegg81 said:Being a Type 1 diabetic for 2 decades now, I've noticed that since I became a beer geek, I tend to use less insulin....
Hops reduce the risk of prostrate cancer, so drink up boys. We ladies want you healthy! Homebrew is loaded with antioxidants too.
http://www.healthnewstrack.com/health-news-1963.html
On numerous occasions, I have taken my blood pressure and pulse before drinking and after I've had a few brews. Without fail my numbers are always lower after I have been drinking a few. Maybe I'm onto some groundbreaking research here?! Realistically, I don't think so...but it is strange. I have low pulse and blood pressure to begin with, but I get in the 110/55 range with a pulse of 46 after 2-3 brews!
Not sure all this beer is really good for you.
I am 91 years old and am finding the last few months that the beer is causing brewers droop if I have more than my daily 6 bottles.
On numerous occasions, I have taken my blood pressure and pulse before drinking and after I've had a few brews. Without fail my numbers are always lower after I have been drinking a few. Maybe I'm onto some groundbreaking research here?! Realistically, I don't think so...but it is strange. I have low pulse and blood pressure to begin with, but I get in the 110/55 range with a pulse of 46 after 2-3 brews!
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