A 10-ounce Bloody Mary (like this one) can be a healthier choice when it comes to alcoholic drinks for diabetics. Look for low-sodium tomato juice and load yours up with veggies like fresh celery ...

Alcohol can have an impact on blood sugar, and you should be aware of its effects. Here are some facts on alcohol and the ...

Research has shown that these properties may protect heart health, reduce the risk of diabetes ... is a non-alcoholic and low-calorie alternative compared to other drinks on this list.

Alcohol can change how your body breaks down and absorbs medications, causing adverse reactions, and even overdose. Here are ...

Studies found folk who normally drank alcohol ... Drink up, me hearties. ACCORDING to a Greek study, people who drink a daily glass of wine have a 53 per cent lower chance of developing diabetes ...

If you choose to drink alcohol, public health bodies suggest ... drinking may help reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Heavy drinking increases your chances of developing diabetes ...

A study published Wednesday suggests a surprising side effect of GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic: they can be effective at ...

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His takeaway is unequivocal on one level: alcohol in itself can never be good for you. But the full picture is more nuanced and certain drinks might ... At the top of the list are red wine ...

“Low and no alcohol drinks don’t have to include a long list of ingredients – most of mine are no more than three ingredients – and they should be based on drinks and ingredients you ...

The blockbuster drugs Ozempic and Wegovy may help people cut back on drinking, new research published Wednesday in JAMA ...