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Evidence suggests Alcohol mayincreaseCardiovascular risk.
3 studies (3 claims)
Emerging evidence
Study Claims
| Intervention | Direction | Endpoint | Type | Population | Dosage | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moderate daily consumption of alcohol (MDCA) | Decreases - is associated with | cardiovascular risk (CVR) | Human | — | 28 g ethanol/day for men, 14 g/day for women. | Evaluation of cardiovascular risk biomarkers after moderate consumption of red wine and cachaça in a randomized crossover trial: The Wine and Cachaça Study (WICAS).cited 2× |
| high levels of alcohol intake | Increases - associated to increased | cardiovascular risk | Human | — | Traditional beer (30 g alcohol/day for men, 15 g alcohol/day for women) or alcohol-free beer (0 g alcohol/day), consumed with meals. | Moderate Beer Intake and Cardiovascular Health in Overweight Individuals.cited 35× |
| high levels of alcohol intake | Increases - are associated with increased | cardiovascular risk | HumanMolecular | — | Moderate and regular daily intake (specific amount not stated). | Moderate Beer Intake Downregulates Inflammasome Pathway Gene Expression in Human Macrophages.cited 6× |