A beer a day protects you from this disease

Type 2 diabetes has a weakened ability to unlock glucose, which leads to increased blood sugar.

Alcohol can lead to serious changes in blood sugar levels, and sugar can lead to transmission, which is one of the promoters of diabetes.

Drinking alcohol improves the metabolism of glucose, which lowers insulin levels. High glucose causes an inability to respond to insulin and encourages the pancreatic to produce more insulin. As a result, blood sugar increases, increasing the possibility of developing insulin resistance and diabetes type 2.

Alcohol consumption is also accompanied by a decrease in triglycerides, fats most frequently found in food. Adult triglycerides lead to the development of heart disease. Bad and good cholesterol also doesn't change, and it's very important that diabetics maintain their cholesterol well within normal limits, Kosovo Press broadcasts.

Poll results will be presented at annual meetings of the European Association on the subject “The link between alcohol consumption and diabetes type 2”