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Alcoholism and Diabetes: What are the risks?

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Participants Olivia Lopez41Jessica RiveraJose Miller3Benjamin Murphy2Robin Rodriguez5Nancy Ward37Alex Parker8Lisa Rodriguez84amberfox8
Olivia Lopez41 Olivia Lopez41 Active MemberOP
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joined Oct 2003
#1 ·
How does alcoholism actually impact someone living with diabetes? In other words, what does alcohol really do to their body?
Jessica Rivera Jessica Rivera Member
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joined Nov 2009
#2 ·
Do you even know how to use Google? 🙄 Just type in keywords diabetes and alcohol and hit search...

Here’s a link about diabetes and alcohol.
Jose Miller3 Jose Miller3 Regular
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joined Mar 2024
#3 ·
diabeteses!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Benjamin Murphy2 Benjamin Murphy2 Member
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joined Jul 2006
#4 ·
really, really bad combo👎
Robin Rodriguez5 Robin Rodriguez5 Active Member
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joined Sep 2011
#5 ·
Look, this is a massive topic and definitely not a simple one. That’s why people usually just tell you to cut out alcohol entirely—it's the easiest, healthiest path to take. 😁 Most people realize there’s a huge variety of drinks out there, much like how diabetes comes in two distinct types. 😁
Nancy Ward37 Nancy Ward37 Active Member
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joined Jul 2006
#6 ·
Absolutely terrible—a massive NO for me.
Alex Parker8 Alex Parker8 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2006
#7 ·
a, give it a shot and let us know how it goes... I've been reading that it’s actually not all that great... ☕
Benjamin Murphy2 Benjamin Murphy2 Member
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joined Jul 2006
#8 ·
Since alcohol messes with how you process carbs and fats—which are already all over the place when you're dealing with diabetes—it also throws your hunger cues totally out of whack... which just opens the door for hypoglycemia or ketoacidosis. And honestly, that's just the tip of the iceberg.
Robin Rodriguez5 Robin Rodriguez5 Active Member
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joined Sep 2011
#9 ·
It all depends on the type of alcohol you're drinking and which type of diabetes you're dealing with. Don't oversimplify things like that without looking at the facts.
Lisa Rodriguez84 Lisa Rodriguez84 Active Member
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joined Jul 2006
#10 ·
Look, I’ve heard that heavy drinking over a long period—we’re talking constant, daily stuff—can actually trigger diabetes. That was one of the potential side effects I was trying to get at when I kicked off this whole thread...
Benjamin Murphy2 Benjamin Murphy2 Member
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#11 ·
I mean, sure, if you drink enough to trigger severe pancreatitis, then your whole pancreas just gives up on you... and at that point, dealing with diabetes becomes one of your much smaller problems...😬
Robin Rodriguez5 Robin Rodriguez5 Active Member
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Lisa Rodriguez84 said:I've heard that heavy drinking over many years can lead to diabetes. That’s just one of the potential fallout scenarios I was digging into when I started this thread...

Sure thing. And if you spend all day masturbating, you'll go blind too... 🙄
Benjamin Murphy2 Benjamin Murphy2 Member
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joined Jul 2006
#13 ·
banderas, why don't you go ahead and poke around a bit? 🙄
Lisa Rodriguez84 Lisa Rodriguez84 Active Member
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joined Jul 2006
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Look, the reason I’m asking is because a buddy of mine mentioned his neighbor used to drink like a fish, and now he's dealing with some serious blood sugar issues—he claims he was diagnosed with diabetes, though I didn't buy it at first.
I'm telling you, there's actual truth to the idea that heavy drinking can wreck your glucose levels, and since he's insisting he actually has the disease, I've got plenty of reasons to take this seriously.

Apparently, those bullfighters in Spain have sex before a fight to sharpen their vision (or so they said in one of those James Bond movies), and if you consider masturbation a substitute for that, I don't know if it's harmful or not, but honestly, that is just a stupid, useless response to an equally useless comment. We're supposed to be talking about diabetes and alcoholism here, not whatever that was... 👍 🤣
amberfox8 amberfox8 Newcomer
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#15 ·
Keith Barnes53 said:How does alcoholism affect someone living with diabetes? Basically, how does alcohol mess with their system?

Alcohol is a tricky one... If you want to dig deeper into what else might be an issue for folks managing diabetes, check out this new site dedicated just to the "sweet life": https://www.diabetes.org/
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Take a look

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