Effect of Moderate Alcohol Intake on Control of Diabetes
C. H. Walsh, D. J. O’Sullivan
Abstract
C. H. Walsh, D. J. O’Sullivan
Abstract
The effect of moderate amounts of alcohol on control of diabetes has been studied in twenty patients. No deterioration in control occurred after alcohol. Two subjects became severely hypoglycemic following alcohol. The implications of the use of alcohol by diabetic patients are discussed.
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The effect of moderate amounts of alcohol on control of diabetes has been studied in twenty patients. No deterioration in control occurred after alcohol. Two subjects became severely hypoglycemic following alcohol. The implications of the use of alcohol by diabetic patients are discussed.
Key concepts: Alcohol, Diabetes mellitus, Medicine, Alcohol intake, Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Biology, Biochemistry