I am 60, male with stenting since 2017 and controlled diabates since 2021. My cholesterol is also controlled, can I drink 2glasses of whiskey 3 days a week?
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Please specify what you mean by two glasses of whiskey.
Do you mean to say that you want to drink two glasses of NEAT WHISKEY ?
If that is what you are asking then the answer is NO .
Persons 60 or above with a history of coronary artery disease with a stent placement and diabetes, drinking alcohol and smoking,certainly are not recommended.
Hi dear
As per some recent research papers it states that no amount of alcohol is good for ur body and if u already have some disease then it is all the more reason to stop any sort of addiction.
Having said that i understand that it's not easy to stop alcohol at once specially for people who have a habit of it so I would suggest that please take help from a counsellor to get rid of it .
Till then try to reduce the amount as much as possible
Take care
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