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That does not say yooo, what doctors say ...

A report in Oviedo found that beer drinkers have a lower risk of diabetes and hypertension
A study of the Hospital Clínic and University of Barcelona defends the daily consumption of three rods .



The beer belly is a myth. Although we are accustomed to associate the image of a beer foam with a good belly, right, at least scientifically, is that not the case: the blonde did not fattening and not only that, but associated with a proper diet can help control the levels of hypertension and diabetes.
So what doctors said yesterday Ramón Estruch, Service of Internal Medicine Clinic, and Rosa Lamuela, Department of Food Science and Nutrition, University of Barcelona, \u200b\u200bfound in the College of Physicians of Asturias to present a study beer drinkers. They explained that "the beer belly is a myth", and that moderate consumption of this beverage, two to three rods per day, associated with a balanced diet like the Mediterranean, "is not fattening." Fat meals

And is that model men or women with oversized bellies are typical of Anglo-Saxon culture which consume large quantities of beer and food rich in saturated fat with almost no physical activity, they say. The dietary pattern of moderate consumers of beer in Spain is closer to the Mediterranean diet, as this work developed by the Hospital Clínic, University of Barcelona and the Instituto de Salud Carlos III.
A l apparently drinking beer in moderation does not cause increased body mass and fat accumulation in the waist. The study has been conducted on a sample of 1,249 participants, men and women over 57 years of age have an increased cardiovascular risk. So, a healthy diet accompanied by beer in quantities of between a quarter and half a liter per day, "not only have gained weight, but in some cases have lost weight."
fact, this beverage contributes an amount of folic acid, vitamins, iron and calcium than other and cause an effect "protector" on the cardiovascular system. In addition, for whom it was performed the study "showed consume more vegetables, legumes, fish, cereals and olive oil and do more physical activity", according to Dr. Estrada.
The doctor recommended dose is two rods per day for women and three for men, always balanced meals, and always people to make a normal life, with some exercise, experts say.

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