10 misunderstandings to be aware of when drinking during the Spring Festival

　　Lie 1: Mixing wine with drinks is fashionable

　　Nowadays, drinking wine with drinks has become a drinking fashion. Red wine and Sprite, whiskey and iced tea, beer and Coke... there are countless "mix and match" combinations. Because the concentration of alcohol mixed with the drink is low and it feels like drinking a drink, many people are fond of it.

　　However, experts warn that the carbon dioxide gas released in the stomach from carbonated drinks usually used to mix alcohol will force the alcohol into the small intestine quickly, and the small intestine absorbs alcohol much faster than the stomach, thereby increasing the damage.

　　In addition, drinking mixed with drinks may seem to dilute the wine, but in the end it may make people drink more. Because the drinker feels like drinking a drink at first, so he drinks hard. Once he notices the effect of alcohol, he has already drunk too much.

　　Lie 2: White wine is harmful to health, while red wine is good for health.

　　Many people think that drinking liquor is harmful to health. Grape wine pair healthy It’s beneficial, and it doesn’t matter if you drink more. In fact, whether it is red wine or white wine, the key is to control the amount you drink.

　　Experts point out that the amount of alcohol consumed per week male is less than 140 grams, female It is less than 70 grams. If it exceeds this number, there is a risk of alcoholic liver disease. 140 grams of alcohol is equivalent to 3-4 taels of 50-proof liquor. In other words, adult men should not drink more than 3-4 taels of 50-proof liquor per week, while red wine should be limited to one or two taels per day.