Drinking beyond alcohol can lead to heart disease, liver disease, hypertension and kidney disease and many other medical problems even though it is absolutely healthy.
For those with healthy kidneys, doctors, scientists, modern studies have advocated that alcohol has advantages and risks.
Alcohol has some risks. Drinking:
* Increase the possibility of high blood pressure, the second cause of kidney disease
* Interfere with medication and make it more difficult to manage hypertension. Uncontrolled hypertension is more likely to damage the kidneys.
* More urination repeated, possibly causing dehydration
* Prevent the kidneys from keeping balance between body fluids and minerals
* Harm kidney cells that alter the structure and function of the kidneys
Alcohol can lead to all kinds of damage to the kidney. These effects may change to alcohol by cell damage and kidney swelling. The effect of various hormones in charge of kidney function. Alcohol causes the ion imbalance in the body, potentially affecting various metabolic processes.
Some of the benefits of drinking alcohol,
* Reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease
* Reduce the risk of diabetes
Protection against Alzheimer's disease and other dementia
* Reduced stress, nervousness, tension
* Create a more fun, happy luck posture
Moderately alcohol drinking was associated with a reduction in the risk of kidney cancer in adult women and adult women in large Swedish studies. Too much alcohol consumption will have a serious negative effect on the kidneys, maintaining body fluids, electrolytes, acid-base balance and causing kidney-related health problems.
Many prior studies demonstrate that alcohol use can damage the kidneys and participate in the risk of renal failure but when alcohol is used with moderation,
Even though you are suffering from chronic kidney disease, end stage renal disease or diabetes, drinking alcohol can generally be done moderately safely. However, those who suffer from high blood pressure need attention. In addition, please be aware of ingredients and nutritional elements of drinks you want to drink. Always check with your doctor or kidney nutritionist to confirm that it is safe to drink alcohol. They will be pleased by occasional alcoholism and will inform you of the appropriate amount to live a safe and healthy life.
