Consumption Of Alcohol May Prevent Bone Fragility
Moderate drinking can help women protect themselves from the brittle bone disease. It was announced by a team of researchers at St Thomas’ Hospital, London, United Kingdom leader Professor Tim Spector, published in the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases.
moderate level of consumption is defined as eating an average of eight units on a weekly basis and is very low. Research, Professor Tim Spector, director of research focuses on the impact of moderate alcohol consumption on hip bone density measurement section and the back (spine).
fluid chemistry of the bones were measured to determine the level of fragility that has fallen into the urine. Professor Tim Spector of research results and the results support previous research that smoking may mention the bones become smaller and lead to osteoporosis.
