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Research reveals that less brain damage than wine
In people who drink without moderation, wine shrinks further certain neural structures as the hippocampus, which is essential for memory The location in space and orientation. While this core beer reduces by 10%, wine is made in 27%.

For those who like to enjoy alcohol without limits, drink beer is less harmful than wine or other spirits, according to a study at the University of Gottingen, Germany. For psychiatrists in charge of the work, although it is known that moderate drinkers without damaging his brain, in particular the hippocampus, prefer beer to minimize the damage.

This time, researchers conducted a scanner to healthy people and those who were dependent on alcohol. Thus examined the hippocampus, nerve center associated with memory and space warning and one of the first areas of the brain affected by Alzheimer's. As the nerve center has a volume of 3.85 ml in those who do not drink, is reduced to 3.4 ml in those who drink beer, 2.9 ml of liquor drinkers and 2.8 ml of wine tasters.


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The results are published in the journal Alcohol and Alcoholism, and, according to its authors, "is the first study to analyze the impact of alcohol that each person prefers the degree of reduction suffered by the person's brain." WOMEN ALERT



The study is a new argument in favor of moderate drinking is considered more beneficial to conduct health. In analyzing the results is that drinking alcohol reduces unlimited size of the hippocampus by 10% in the case of beer, 24.7% to drink liquor and 27.3% for wine.

The results should be of concern primarily to women, that Europeans are inclined pubs by 36% to drink wine, while only 21% of men have this preference.

addition, beer drinkers have lower blood levels of the compound homocysteine, which is associated with heart disease, stroke, cerebral atrophy and dementia. This advantage may be because beer contains B vitamins and folate, homocysteine \u200b\u200bdestroying.

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