Answer:
Any amount of alcohol can cause liver damage. However, in normal healthy individuals, the general rule is
There is a difference between men and women: Men can metabolize and clear blood alcohol more effectively than women do
body weight, some types of yeast help men drink 3 to 4 units of alcoholic drink / day. Women for many reasons
Therefore, limit 1-2 units of alcoholic drink / day. Beer and wine aren't “safer” than heavy wine. 1 unit
alcoholic beverages "is defined as 1" shot "(1.25 ounces about 0.56g alcohol) heavy alcohol or 12 - ounce beer.
(about 5.4g). People with chronic hepatitis B or C, or other chronic liver disease, have a very sensitive liver
amount of alcohol intake (either more or less). Therefore, the safe dose of alcohol is zero.
