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Ladies! This is why you should start drinking beer once a week

Updated on: Sep 25, 2015, 16:13:25 IST
Ladies, you may want to start necking beer once every week as the study suggests that moderate beer consumption runs lower risk of heart attack. (Shutterstock Photo)
Ladies, you may want to start necking beer once every week as the study suggests that moderate beer consumption runs lower risk of heart attack. (Shutterstock Photo)
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Ladies, one beer a week keeps heart attack risks weak, says a new study. So, you may want to start necking beer once every week as the study suggests that moderate beer consumption runs lower risk of heart attack.

Ladies, one beer a week keeps heart attack risks weak, says a new study. So, you may want to start necking beer once every week as the study suggests that moderate beer consumption runs lower risk of heart attack.

Women who drink beer at most once or twice per week run a 30% lower risk of heart attack, compared with both heavy drinkers and women who never drink beer. These are the findings of a Swedish study which has followed 1,500 women over a period of almost 50 years.

In the study, researchers at the Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, have followed a representative selection of the middle-aged female population from 1968 to 2000 (when the women in the study upto 92-years-old).

Women who drink beer at most once or twice per week run a 30% lower risk of heart attack, compared with both heavy drinkers and women who never drink beer.

The study shows a statistically significant connection between high consumption of spirits (defined as more frequent than once or twice per month) and an almost 50% higher risk of dying of cancer, compared with those who drink less frequently.

The results have been checked against other risk factors for cardiovascular disease, which substantiates the findings. At the same time, researchers were unable to confirm that moderate wine consumption has the same effect, so their results also need to be confirmed through follow-up studies, explained Dominique Hange.

The study is published online in Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care.

 
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