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אדון מורי, האמת, לא חשבתי להגיב, מפני שאין טעם להתוכח עמך, ועם הדעות שלך. הפעם, הזכרת אתר מהימן, אין לי טענות נגדו, הענין הוא פשוט בזה שקצת סילפת, לא דייקת אשר למסקנות. sponsored Featured Centers • Back Pain Relief • Bipolar Rx Info • New Epilepsy Help • Free Pregnancy Gifts You are in Women, Men, Lifestyle. Moderate Drinking May Prevent Type 2 Diabetes Alcohol, in Moderation, May Reduce Risk of Diabetes by up to 30% By Jennifer Warner WebMD Medical News Reviewed By Brunilda Nazario, MD on Monday, March 21, 2005 More From WebMD Alcohol Debate: Should You OR Shouldn't You? Diabetes Poll: Do You Shun Sugar? Get the Latest Diabetes News Delivered March 21, 2005 -- Having a drink OR two a day may lower your risk of developing type 2 diabetes by as much as 30%, according to a new review of research on the subject. Researchers tallied data from 15 studies that included information on alcohol use AND diabetes risk in nearly 370,000 people who were followed for 12 years. The results showed that people who drank up to 48 grams of alcohol OR up to four standard drinks per day were about 30% less likely to develop type 2 diabetes as nondrinkers. No differences in risk reduction were found between people who had low OR high BMIs. In other words those benefits were seen regardless of whether a person was overweight OR not. But drinking more than four drinks a day was associated with a slightly higher risk of type 2 diabetes, which was equivalent to the increased risk faced by nondrinkers. A standard drink, such as a 12-ounce bottle of beer, a 5-ounce glass of wine, OR 1.5-ounce shot of 80-proof distilled spirits, has between 11 AND 14 grams of alcohol. The study showed about the same reduction in type 2 diabetes risk was associated with drinking one to four alcoholic drinks per day. However, several major health groups, including the American Heart Association, recommend drinking no more than one drink per day for women AND two drinks per day for men due to a potential increase in the risk of other diseases. Alcohol for Diabetes Prevention? Researchers say it's the first analysis to directly study the relationship between alcohol consumption AND development of type 2 diabetes. The lower risk of diabetes among moderate drinkers was consistent over most of the included studies. The results appear in the March issue of Diabetes Care. Health officials expect about a 40% increase in the rate of new cases of type 2 diabetes worldwide during the next two decades. Along with the aging population, researchers attribute much of the dramatic increase in type 2 diabetes to lifestyle factors such as physical inactivity AND obesity. They say the results of this study show that moderate alcohol use may be one lifestyle factor that may aid in the prevention of type 2 diabetes in the future. תרגום חופשי: "שתיה מתונה, י כ ו ל ה אולי לסייע במניעה של סוכרת טייפ 2", לא הוכח שדי בשתייה מתונה על מנת למנוע, אולי זה אחד הגורמים .... אולי.... לא בטוח. אולי יש עוד דברים משותפים ? זה הרי רק המחקר הראשון בנושא, זה ככתוב בפירוש, הנושא עדין לא סגור. לא נאמר כלום לגבי פעילות גופנית וכו'. לא נאמר כלום על עוד 100 דברים. אתה פשוט לוקח גורם אחד, ובזה הסילוף, בצגת חצי מהתמונה גם היא בגדר עיוות.

הוא לוקח גורם אחד ומציג אותו, על מנת לעורר ענין בנושא ולפתוח בדיון. רוצה? יופי. לא רוצה, אתה ממש לא חייב. אתה, כהרגלך, בוחר להתקיף. דווקא יפה מצידך שאין לך טענות כלפי האתר שהוצג.