Alcohol and Diabetes – Can You Have a Glass of Wine with Dinner?

(A guest post from Peggy Schiavo Spinozzi, Nutritionist)

This is a frequently asked question with a 1 hour answer but basically we know that alcohol can cause low blood sugars because the liver is preoccupied detoxifying the alcohol in the beverage and does not release normal glucose into the blood. Higher proof drinks like whiskey and vodka present more risk while lower alcohol content drinks such as wine and light beer are less risky.

Our Diabetes and Metabolism Specialists Explain the Link Between Diabetes and Sugar

One of the foremost considerations when analyzing medical conditions is to understand the link between the condition and the foods we consume on a day-to-day basis. Making this link can help you to improve your diet and improve your health over time. To help you understand more about diabetes and its development, our diabetes and metabolism specialists at Freeman Endocrinology are showcasing the link between diabetes and sugar,

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