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Original title: Moderate drinking is also not safe The risk of stroke is still increasing
There are some social views that moderate daily drinking can prevent stroke, but chinese and foreign teams report in the Lancet that their latest research supports this view and that the risk of high blood pressure and stroke increases as alcohol intake increases.
previous studies have shown that excessive drinking increases the risk of stroke, but it has not been clear whether moderate or moderate drinking increases or decreases the risk of stroke. Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, Peking University and the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom collected more than half a million adults' drinking in China through questionnaires and followed them for up to 10 years.
results showed that men who drank an average of one to two drinks a day had a 10 to 15 percent increased risk of stroke, and men who drank an average of four drinks had a 35 percent increased risk of stroke. Light or moderate drinking did not prevent stroke.
researchers also tested more than 160,000 subjects for two genetic mutations that affect people's ability to metabolize and drink alcohol. The results showed that some men were unable to drink alcohol due to genetic mutations, reducing the risk of high blood pressure and stroke.
chinese women drink less alcohol, so the same genetic variation has little effect on blood pressure or stroke risk among women. This also provides an effective control group to further confirm that the effects of genetic variation observed in men on stroke risk are due to alcohol consumption rather than other factors. 'Moderate alcohol intake not only has no protective effect on stroke, but also increases the risk of developing these diseases, ' said Chen Weiming, a professor at the University of Oxford and co-author of the report.
researchers say the results of this study on the adverse effects of alcohol on stroke in East Asian populations should apply to the rest of the world.
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