10 Best ALCOHOL For Diabetics To Drink
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- Discover the Best Alcohol For Diabetics To Drink in today's video, "7 Best Alcohol For Diabetics To Drink"!
If you're navigating diabetes but don't want to give up on enjoying a drink occasionally, this video is for you. We've carefully selected seven diabetic-friendly alcoholic options that balance enjoyment with health, ensuring you can indulge safely and responsibly.
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From understanding the impact of alcohol on blood sugar levels to discovering tasty and safe options, our video is packed with valuable insights and recommendations. Whether you're looking for a light beer, a low-sugar wine, or a spirit that fits within your dietary needs, we've got you covered.
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I t works, been doing it for years ... type 2 and under control HONEST !!
@davidpompili7593, it's great to hear that you've found a way to manage your type 2 diabetes effectively! Could you share more about your approach and what specifically you've been doing for years that helps keep your condition under control?
The original Margarita : Equal parts Tequila, Orange liqueur, and lime juice. Make sure it's real liqueur , like 100% Agave Tequila , and real orange liqueur (Gran Marnier, Cointreau). No cheap triple sec, pre-made margarita mix, bargain Tequila that cut with cheap neutral liquor .
@basicstickfigure1087, excellent advice on choosing quality ingredients for a diabetic-friendly margarita. Do you have any other cocktail recipes that are safe for people with diabetes?
AAAMEN !!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing! Hopefully, this is true because using alcohol appropriately can indeed have specific health benefits.
@WhatHappenstoYourBody-jj8mn, absolutely, moderation and choosing the right types of alcohol are key. Have you come across any studies highlighting these benefits?
I can't recall which program it was, but your video really helped me understand it better. Looking forward to more videos from you for additional health insights.@@DiabetesF
Thank you for this information which allows me to make wise choices. It would be a pleasure to receive the books.
We're thrilled to hear you found the video on the best alcohol choices for diabetics helpful! 🎉 Making informed decisions is key to managing diabetes effectively. Speaking of wise choices, what's one drink you've found works best for your health? Also, we'll make a note about sending the books-looking forward to sharing more great resources with you! 📚✨
Michelob Ultra, Molson Ultra and Sleemans Clear 2.0 are even lower in carbs than the ones mentioned. Straight whiskey, wine or a mixed drink with diet soda works best for me.
@glenngardin3561, it's great to hear from someone who's found a variety of low-carb options that suit their taste and lifestyle! Michelob Ultra, Molson Ultra, and Sleemans Clear 2.0 are indeed excellent choices for those watching their carb intake. The balance between enjoying a drink and managing diabetes is delicate. How have you found these options affect your blood sugar levels, and do you have any tips for others on balancing enjoyment with health?
Nice 👍
Thank you for this info! God bless!
God bless 🙏
Thank you for your kind words! 🙏 We're glad you found the information helpful. Do you have a favorite drink from the list that you enjoy? Cheers to making informed choices! 😊🍷
Great analysis🙏🙏
We’re thrilled you enjoyed the analysis! 🙏🙏 Is there a particular type of alcohol you prefer or any tips you follow to manage your blood sugar while enjoying a drink? Your feedback helps us create more useful content for our community. 😊
excellent info
Hi @devendragupta3158, thank you for the positive feedback! I'm really glad you found the information valuable. Since you appreciated the content, I'm curious to know if there's a particular type of alcohol or tip from the video that resonated with you, or perhaps you have your own go-to drink that you've found works well with managing diabetes. Sharing personal experiences can be incredibly helpful for the community, as it offers real-life insights into managing diabetes while enjoying a social drink. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
Thank you for this healthful information. I needed this!!
@karenearl7358, I'm so glad you found the information useful! 🙌 If there's anything else related to diabetes management you'd like to learn about or any topics you're curious about, feel free to let me know. Your feedback helps me create content that's valuable to our community!
try going on the keto diet, I did and my a1c is at 5.2 after being pre-diabetic!!
Thank you, I am enlightenment 😊
Hi @esterpulgan5805, I'm so glad to hear that you found the video enlightening! 😊 It's important to be informed about safer alcohol choices that can fit within a diabetes management plan. Did any of the options mentioned stand out to you as something you might try? Also, do you have any tips or personal experiences with managing blood sugar levels while enjoying a drink that you'd be willing to share with our community? Your insights could be very helpful to others!
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Heineken Silver for southern hemisphere, 2.8 carbs and 0 sugar, tastes ɓetter than standard Heineken and better than many other beers in my opinion.
Thank you for sharing your experience with Heineken Silver for the southern hemisphere! 😊 We greatly appreciate your feedback and insights. It's fantastic to hear that you find it not only delicious but also low in carbs and sugar. Your input helps enrich our community's knowledge and choices. Keep enjoying your brew responsibly, and feel free to explore more informative content on Diabetes Fixer!
i am a coors man love it
@paulduffy8774, Coors certainly has its dedicated fans! It's essential to find an alcohol option that you enjoy and that fits well with your diabetes management plan. How do you manage your blood sugar levels while enjoying your favorite Coors beer? Any tips you'd like to share with the community?
Greetings from southern Ontario Canada i just found out that I have diabetes at 52 its hereditary thanks for the presentation
Hi @stephenwinter8892, first off, a warm welcome from our community! Discovering you have diabetes at any stage in life can be challenging, but know that you're not alone. It's great to hear our presentation was helpful for you. Since diabetes management can vary greatly from person to person, especially when considering hereditary factors, I'm curious: have you begun exploring any specific dietary changes or routines that seem promising for your management plan? Also, if you have any questions as you navigate this new journey, feel free to ask. Our community is here to support you!
Hi I’m also from southern Ontario and just found out that I had diabetes
Me too I’m from southern Ontario, I’m 56 . Found out last year .
I've been a type one diabetic for 35 years and I learned two do things my way and not the diabetic clinic way ,a very low carb diet stop eating rice and pastas and switch over to sweat potatoes
Wake up and do your research. DIABETES only exists in your head if you listen to Salesmen (Doctors). I was told 2 years ago I had it and it was bad. I ignored them done my research and it’s now GONE.
Thanks for this very helpful information.
@PointduNord, you're very welcome, and I'm thrilled to hear you found the information helpful! If there's anything more specific you're curious about regarding managing diabetes, alcohol consumption, or even broader health and wellness topics, feel free to share. Your input helps us create content that's most relevant and useful to our viewers. Do you have any questions or topics in mind you'd like us to explore in future videos?
useful information, thank you
@user-mw4es3uk5x, you're welcome! If there's anything more specific you're curious about regarding diabetes management, feel free to ask.
Ty 😊 lots information
We're glad you found the information helpful! 😊🍷 It's important to make informed choices, especially when it comes to alcohol and diabetes. Do you have a favorite drink from the list? Cheers to good health! 🥂
Thank you
You're welcome
*Thank you!* 🥳👍
Thank you, @Ralphie_Boy! 🥳 Your support means a lot. Do you have any favorite low-carb alcoholic beverages or tips you'd like to share with the community?
@@DiabetesF Not as yet, I can say my sugar glucose is spot on regardless of my occasional cocktails of vodka and soda!
Thanks for such informative imformation ❤
@littlegamer6769, thank you for the love! ❤️ Is there any other diabetes-related content you'd find helpful?
I agree with the beer ,once again the higher the ABV the higher sugar levels, white liqueur is safer for type 1 diabetics as is a lower sugar content just be careful of your choice of mixer
Thanks new subscriber here❤
@rosemarielaboranolikes1086, welcome to the community! ❤️ It's great to have you here, and I'm glad you found the video helpful. Is there any specific type of alcohol you're interested in exploring further, or do you have any questions about managing diabetes that I can help answer?
I love it its helpful
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 We're thrilled to hear you found the video helpful! Which of the alcohols mentioned do you think you might try, or do you have a personal favorite that works well for your health? Let's share some tips and experiences! 🍷🍸
I know of a guy who was about my age and health condition (T2 diabetes). He went out after work with the guys, had 2 drinks, went home and went to bed, never woke up. Not worth the risk, however remote.
Thank you for sharing your story and concerns. It highlights the importance of understanding the risks associated with Type 2 diabetes. What are some precautions or lifestyle changes you've found helpful in managing your condition? Your experiences could benefit others in our community. 🌟 Stay safe and healthy!
Ok..beers for the 4 first places..buch, bud, Coors, miller lite being number one 😮
@silvanasarah7045, beers can be tricky due to their carb content, but light beers like the ones you mentioned tend to be lower. Have you noticed any differences in blood sugar levels with these?
Thanks for the valuable advice 🎉
@nandkishoredhuri9545, you're very welcome! I'm glad you found the advice valuable. 🎉 Do you have a favorite low-carb drink that works well with your diabetes management, or are there any specific questions you have about alcohol and diabetes we can explore in future videos? Your feedback helps us tailor our content to better suit your needs!
Thanku you for good message
Hi @lakshmanh448, thank you for your kind words! It's our pleasure to provide useful information. Is there a specific type of alcohol you've found to work well with your diabetes management plan? We love hearing from our viewers about their personal experiences and preferences!
I saw a video to say Beer is bad for diabetes 😕
White wine is sweet. I am confused now about beer being bad for diabetes 😕 😮Don't know whom to believe 😅😅😊😢
We appreciate your concern and understand how conflicting information can be confusing. While it's true that beer can affect blood sugar levels, it's important to understand the nuances. Beer contains carbohydrates, which can raise blood sugar levels, particularly in individuals with diabetes. However, moderation is key. Opting for light or low-carb beer and being mindful of portion sizes can help manage its impact.
As for white wine, while it may have a sweeter taste, it generally contains fewer carbohydrates compared to beer. Nonetheless, it's essential to consider factors such as alcohol content and portion size, as excessive consumption of any alcoholic beverage can lead to fluctuations in blood sugar levels.
For personalized advice tailored to your specific health needs, we highly recommend consulting with a healthcare professional.
Are all these 10 alcohic beverages applicable only to caucasian people? How about Asians?
I'll like it, diabetes type,2
@user-vu2we8sv8n, glad you liked it! Managing type 2 diabetes is a journey, and every bit of information helps. Any specific challenges you're facing?
Thnx for this post.
@dilrukshiperera229, glad you found the post helpful! Is there any other information related to diabetes and lifestyle that you would like us to explore?
nice info. 👍🏼😆
Hey @wilfredosoria5856, glad you appreciated the info! 😄 It's always our goal to provide helpful and insightful content. Out of curiosity, was there a specific piece of information that stood out to you or something new you learned from the video? And, if there's any other topic or question you have in mind regarding diabetes and lifestyle choices, feel free to let us know. We love making content that's truly beneficial for our viewers!
Vodka and diet coke doesn’t affect my blood glucose levels because it’s zero carbs so why is lower down the list than light beers which i find do affect my blood glucose levels ?
@philipchapman3002, that's an excellent observation, and it highlights an important point about managing diabetes: individual responses to alcohol and mixers can vary significantly. The reason vodka and diet coke might be lower on the list despite being zero carbs is likely due to a broader audience consideration. Light beers are often marketed as a 'better' option for a wider audience, including those who might prefer beer over spirits.
However, your personal experience with vodka and diet coke not affecting your blood glucose levels is invaluable. It underscores the importance of monitoring your own responses to different types of alcohol and mixers. For some, the combination of vodka and a zero-carb mixer like diet coke can indeed be a preferable option due to its minimal impact on blood sugar levels.
Are there any other combinations or types of alcohol you've found to be particularly good or bad for your blood glucose management? Also, do you use any specific strategies or tools to monitor your blood sugar levels in relation to your diet and alcohol consumption? Your insights could be very helpful to others navigating similar challenges.
Nice information
@linaleono7674, thank you! We strive to provide useful info. Any particular topics you're interested in?
What about Michelob Light it has 2.6 carbs?
@DanCamacho, Michelob Light's low carb content does make it a more diabetes-friendly option among beers. How do you find it compares taste-wise to other low-carb beers?
Thank you.
@jetstsr1olds613, you're welcome! If you have any questions about the types of alcohol mentioned in the video or any other aspect of managing diabetes, feel free to ask. I'm here to provide support and information for our community.
Vodka & tonic water on the rocks is my choice!
We appreciate your input! 🙌 While vodka & tonic water may seem like a refreshing choice, it's important to note that tonic water often contains added sugars which can impact blood sugar levels, especially for those managing diabetes. Opting for a sugar-free tonic water or choosing alternatives like soda water can be a better option.
I am new i have subbed and liked the video😊
Welcome! Glad to have you here
@@DiabetesF Thank you.
Bourbon, club soda, and a lime wedge squeezed. I like just as well as bourbon and coke. And no carbs. Dirty martinis good too. And always make margaritas from scratch - never use mixes.
Thanks for sharing your preferences, @SamONeal-cj6jk! It's fantastic to hear you've found enjoyable ways to mix drinks that align with a low-carb lifestyle. Your choices sound delicious and diabetes-friendly. Have you noticed any particular benefits from sticking to these options, in terms of blood sugar levels or overall health?
Hornitos/ D'ussi Cognac .....
Thank you for the information I have diabetes. I had to stop drinking my Cascadas tequila, but I could still enjoy a glass of red wine as my family own a wine bar.
Thank you for sharing this, @barbarashaffer5379! 🍷 It's great to hear that you found a way to enjoy a drink safely while managing your diabetes. Do you have a favorite type of red wine that you recommend from your family's wine bar? Let's share some tips with the community! 🍇
Tequila is the good choice for diabetes.
@marthabrown8502, you're right; tequila, especially if it's pure agave, is often considered a better choice for those managing diabetes due to its lower sugar content. Have you found any particular brands or types of tequila that work best for you?
You have mentioned all alcoholic beverages is good for diabetes. It doesn’t make sense to me. Better just advise drink all kinds with moderations! There is no such as best drink for diabetes with your blogs
I don’t drink. I wouldn’t mind having a bloody Mary made with tequila.
And it's always good to stay hydrated with water when you drink
Absolutely right, @ensabahnur4552! 💧 Staying hydrated with water is crucial, especially when enjoying a drink. It not only helps counterbalance the dehydrating effects of alcohol but also supports overall health. Do you have a go-to method for balancing hydration when you drink? Let's share tips and help our community stay healthy and hydrated! 💪🌊
What about Brandy? Is it advisable to have brandy instead of whiskey, considering their low carbs?
Brandy and whiskey both have their pros and cons, with similar carb content but different flavors and distillation processes. It's all about personal preference and moderation. Do you find one easier to enjoy responsibly than the other?
In Whiskey there's malt content, which boost the carbo hydrate when compared to brandy.
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@rajmohan4546, 🙏 thank you for your support!
thank you a question jack daniels and coke zero are bad for diabetics?
Hi @joelllamas3367, thanks for reaching out! Mixing Jack Daniels with Coke Zero is a common choice for those looking to reduce sugar intake. While Coke Zero doesn't contain sugar, it's always important to consider how alcohol affects your blood sugar levels and overall health. How do you monitor your blood sugar when enjoying such a drink?
2 beers? I can't get a buzz off 2 beers. So I go to a party and am ready to go home 16:23 between15 or 20 minutes late? The gin and tonic or vodka and soda a little better choice but drinking such small quantities seems pointless. I'm not going to like being a Diabetic, but I've always drank low sugar drinks that part is just easy.
We appreciate your perspective 🙌. It's understandable to have concerns about managing diabetes, especially when it comes to alcohol choices. While it's true that certain drinks may affect blood sugar levels differently, it's important to note that even small quantities can have an impact. Opting for low sugar drinks like gin and tonic or vodka and soda is indeed a better choice, but moderation is key.
I drink White Claw which has only 2G of carbs. It is artificially flavored malt liquor.
Thanks for sharing your choice! 🍹 White Claw with its low carb content can be a good option for those managing their carb intake. Do you have any tips or favorite flavors that you’d recommend to others? Your experiences can be really helpful for our community! 😊
@@DiabetesF I like Black Cherry served over ice!
How about Hoegardden
@kirantej2845 Hoegaarden, with its distinct flavor, is another interesting pick! 🍺 Given its properties, moderation is key, especially for those with diabetes. Do you have a special way of incorporating Hoegaarden into a diabetes-friendly diet? Would love to hear your thoughts and tips!
My friend's Doctor said Scotch was a good choice.
Hello @terryjames548, that's an interesting point! Scotch is often considered a good choice for people with diabetes because it doesn't contain carbs. However, everyone's body reacts differently. How has your friend found Scotch to affect his blood sugar or diabetes management?
Can this alcohol interfere or creates problems for the liver and kidneys? Ths.
Great question! While we highlighted the best alcohol options for diabetics in '10 Best ALCOHOL For Diabetics To Drink', it's crucial to remember that moderation is key 🗝️. Alcohol can indeed impact liver and kidney health, especially if consumed excessively. How do you usually manage alcohol consumption to ensure it fits within your health guidelines? Cheers to staying informed! 🥂
Everytime i have red wine i wake up at 3 am.. wide awake LOVE WINE but nothing good happens after 2 am lol
I have the answer here...when your heartbeat wakes you right up at 245 am..this means that the alcohol has turned into a stimulant .The only way to fix it is to fill a glass of water and gulp down 12 swallows.. give it 15 minutes and your heartbeat will calm down completely..the alcohol will be diluted in .your bloodstream ..works every single time ..also magnesium bysnglate relaxes everything.
@davthedvdman, it sounds like red wine has quite the effect on you! While some people with diabetes find that certain types of alcohol can fit into their lifestyle in moderation, individual reactions, like waking up in the middle of the night, can vary. Have you tried adjusting the timing or amount of wine to see if it impacts your sleep differently?
I don't drink much of alcohol now or ever I do drink beer and not much of that and that doesn't affect me as bad. So I usually avoid it unless special occasions. @@DiabetesF
Is Budweiser safe for diabetics?
Thanks for watching "10 Best ALCOHOL For Diabetics To Drink" and for your question! Budweiser, like other regular beers, contains carbohydrates which can affect blood sugar levels. For diabetics, it's typically recommended to opt for light beers which generally have fewer carbs and calories. However, moderation is key, and it's always best to consult with your healthcare provider about what's safe for your specific health needs. 🍺 What's your go-to drink that you find manages well with your health?
What about rose wines?
Great question about rose wines! 🍷 In our video '10 Best ALCOHOL For Diabetics To Drink,' we focused on options that generally have a lower impact on blood sugar levels. Rose wines can vary significantly in sugar content, so it's important to opt for dry varieties which tend to have less sugar. Have you tried any specific brands that you've found to be diabetes-friendly? We’d love to hear about your experiences!
Dry Vermouth, of quality
@bonsummers2657, Vermouth is indeed a popular choice, especially for those seeking lower-carb options. Quality is key! Have you found any specific brands or types of vermouth that you particularly enjoy? And do you have any tips for managing alcohol consumption while still maintaining blood sugar control?
Dry Vermouth of whichever: Noilly Prat, Dolin, Trincheri,...@@DiabetesF
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@vasantdusty9130, I'm glad you found the video helpful! 👍 Finding the right beverages that fit into a diabetic-friendly diet can be a challenge, but it sounds like you've found some favorites. Do you have any personal recommendations or discoveries that work well for you and your blood sugar management?
Well i just don't drink for my diabetes type 2 diet and daily exercise brisk walking is great to manage my glucose 6.fbs
Thanks for sharing your approach! It's fantastic to hear how you're managing your Type 2 diabetes with diet and exercise. 🚶♂️ Staying active is key, and it sounds like you've found a great balance. Out of curiosity, have you found any particular foods or routines that especially help with your glucose levels? Would love to hear more about your experiences!
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@kemardennis4431, glad you found the video useful! 👍 Is there any other topic related to diabetes management you'd be interested in learning more about?
I disagree with pure whisky has a lower sugar content the higher the ABV the higher the sugar content with or without mixers, Anytime time I drank straight whisky my blood sugars would rise and I never mix whisky not even with ice
Hi @shaunrussell3934, thanks for sharing your experience. It's a reminder of how individual responses to alcohol can vary, especially concerning blood sugar levels. It's important to monitor how your body reacts to different types of alcohol. Have you found any that have a minimal effect on your blood sugar?
Vodka and club soda with fresh lime
Great choice! Vodka and club soda with a splash of fresh lime is indeed a smart pick for those managing diabetes, as it's lower in sugar and carbs 🍸. Have you found any other diabetic-friendly drinks that you enjoy? We'd love to hear more about your preferences and tips!
Just got my A1C results after 90 days on Gymnema Sylvestre ! A1C of 6 ! Previous 7.4 and 7.3 on Metformin and Glyburide . Still reporting no side effects on Gymnema ,
Wow, that's impressive progress with your A1C levels! 🎉 It's great to hear about your success with Gymnema Sylvestre. Since we're discussing the best alcohols for diabetics, have you found any particular drink that fits well with your management plan? Sharing your experiences could really help others in our community looking for diabetic-friendly options. Cheers to your health!
@@DiabetesF Impressive ? I don't do impressions ! But I can if you insist ! Hi , I have worked in 21 Liquor and wine stores in Alberta and British Columbia . Gin or Vodka with Calamansi Juice with little green Calamansi floating . Just cut off the tip and squeeze out the seeds . I like biting into the Calamansi often . There are a great detox too . I was in the Philippines' at Xmas time and the lady in the Supermarket was selling hams using the intercom and she said to me " Would you like to buy a ham sir " I replied that I am from Canada and Canadians don't eat Hamsters ! ' Everyone laughed for at least a minute ! Warming up some Sake from Japan might go well with Diabetics with acquired taste buds . You sure have an amazing amount of viewers !
The answer is: none. Alcohol burns your sugar and it’s great in the night, but in the morning after you’ll feel double bad
Hi @TheCherrybuster, thanks for sharing your perspective! You bring up a good point about the immediate effects of alcohol on blood sugar levels. While it's true that alcohol can impact blood sugar, some types of alcohol may have less of an effect, which is what we aimed to highlight in our video. Everyone's body reacts differently, so monitoring how one's blood sugar responds is crucial. Have you found any particular types of drinks or strategies that work better for you in managing your blood sugar while still enjoying a social drink now and then?
@@DiabetesF thanks for your comment. I’m not a diabetic myself but my close friend was until he died last year. I know about this fenomenon from him. He had a drinking problem and sometimes smoked cigarettes. No particular drinks he named (alcoholics don’t care much what to drink), but he preferred vodka when in Russia and whisky in India, but that’s due to wide availability, I guess. I took him to the hospital to cure his sores and doctors used to say that alcohol and smoking was a no-no with his condition and would kill him and it had happened eventually.
Thanks for your work🫡
Yeah, beer made with corn syrup, that’s sounds good for diabetics.
You’ve raised a good point about the ingredients in beer, especially concerning corn syrup. Finding beers that are more diabetes-friendly can be a challenge. Have you discovered any specific brands or types of beer that work better for you?
@@DiabetesF no, I found out I had a problem in October and have been keto since then, so no alcohol for now. Even when I did it was a beer, a six pack would lady me a month or two, or some homemade sugar free Kahlúa.
The best drink is not to drink at all.
Virginia, your point is very important and absolutely correct. Avoiding alcohol is the safest option for managing blood sugar levels and overall health. Have you found other enjoyable alternatives to alcohol that you could share with the community?
Simply, water 💧
What about scotch whiskey.
Scotch whiskey, like other types of whiskey, is low in carbs but still requires careful consideration for those with diabetes. How do you balance enjoying scotch with managing your diabetes, and do you have any tips for others who enjoy it?
Scotch works too..
Hello @andrewmclaren4253, thanks for adding to the discussion on Scotch. It's always interesting to see consensus around certain types of alcohol being potentially better choices for people with diabetes. Do you monitor your blood sugar levels when you enjoy Scotch, and if so, have you noticed any patterns?
Guiness
@SwisstedChef2018, ah, Guinness! While it's a favorite for many, its carb content can be a concern for individuals managing diabetes. Have you found that enjoying Guinness in moderation works within your diabetes management plan, or do you have tips for others on how to include such treats responsibly? Also, are there other diabetic-friendly drink options you enjoy that we didn't cover in the video?
No alcohol is advisable at all
Thanks for bringing up an important point! While moderation is key, our video aimed to highlight options that might be safer for diabetics compared to regular alcoholic drinks. 🍷 What's your go-to alternative for a festive toast that's friendly for diabetics? Let's share some great ideas with everyone!
Need to switch to heroine….
As a Canadian, I can,t drink these tasteless American lite beers. May as well drink water.
@williamscott-cp2zd, I understand your sentiment about American lite beers. Taste preferences can vary widely, especially when it comes to beer. Are there any Canadian beers or other alcoholic beverages you find more enjoyable and diabetes-friendly that you'd recommend to others?
That was also just a poke at my many American friends. Personally I've just eliminated beer from my diet. With the exception of St Patrick's Day. I allow myself two pints of Guinness (Canadian size pints, bigger) at my local Irish pub. As a matter of fact Guiness is a lite beer, 4,2 % alcohol. Of course there's plenty of other things in that beer that may not make it idea for a diabetic?
Whiskey I have no problem with my sugar
@Diokyokushin, thanks for sharing your experience with whiskey! It's crucial to remember that everyone's body responds differently to alcohol. Have you had to adjust your diet or diabetes management plan to accommodate for alcohol consumption?
7-UP Zero Sugar & Bourbon - not too bad! 👍 Don’t drink and Drive! ✌️
Cheers to enjoying 7-UP Zero Sugar & Bourbon responsibly! 🥃 It's great to hear you've found a mix that suits you. Always a good reminder about not drinking and driving too. ✌️ What other diabetic-friendly drink combinations have you found tasty?
You forgot to talk about tequila 100% Blue Agave is the best one of all for the diabetes it doesn't bump your blood sugar
Hi @davidgentz1731, thank you for bringing up tequila 100% Blue Agave! You're absolutely right; it's an important mention for those managing diabetes, given its lower impact on blood sugar levels compared to some other alcoholic options. It slipped through this time, but it's invaluable insights like yours that enrich our community's knowledge. Have you personally found 100% Blue Agave tequila to be more manageable for your blood sugar? Any favorite ways to enjoy it that you'd like to share?
Now they tell me .i want some red wine
Hi @BarbaraHubert-ve7jv! 🍷 We're glad you found the video helpful! Red wine in moderation can indeed be a better choice for those managing diabetes, thanks to its lower carb content. Have you found a particular type you enjoy that fits well with your health goals? We'd love to hear more about your preferences and experiences!
What is wrong with just water ?
Great question! While water is absolutely the best and healthiest choice, especially for managing diabetes, this video explores options for those special occasions when someone might choose to indulge in an alcoholic beverage. 🥂 Do you think knowing about safer alcoholic options could be helpful for social events or do you prefer sticking to water? Let us know your thoughts!
gin has sugar
What type and how much??
@thomasrandleman7057, yes, some gins may have added sugars, especially flavored ones. It's always good to check the labels. Do you have any go-to brands that are safer for diabetes?
Im a diabetic and im terrified of drinking Coors light . Is this video sponsored by Coors light?😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hey @rerunplaya532, your comment gave me a good laugh! 😂 Rest assured, our video isn't sponsored by Coors Light or any other brand. It's all about giving you the info you need to make informed choices about alcohol as a diabetic. If you're worried about any specific drinks, it's always best to consult with your healthcare provider to find what works best for your health. Do you have any go-to drinks that you feel comfortable with?
Bourban?
@EricOtt-cd3fp Absolutely, bourbon can be a choice for those managing diabetes, especially considering its low carb content! 🥃 What's your go-to bourbon drink? And how do you ensure it fits into your healthy lifestyle? Let's share some tips!
Red wine gives me a headache
Red wine can indeed trigger headaches for some people, even when they choose options better suited for diabetics. Have you found any other types of alcohol that work better for you, or do you have tips for enjoying a glass without the headache? 🍷 Let's share tips and make sure everyone can enjoy their favorite drinks safely!
Bud light
Interesting choice, John! Bud Light is indeed lower in carbs than many other beers, making it a somewhat better option for those managing diabetes. However, moderation is key as alcohol can affect blood sugar levels. What has your experience been with monitoring your blood sugar levels when enjoying a Bud Light?
Drink coffee prevents coffee
@user-ph3qo4mi1g, There's some research suggesting that coffee might influence glucose metabolism, but results can vary. Have you noticed any specific effects on your own blood sugar levels after drinking coffee?
Some doktors say no to alcohol you say yes who is insane
It's a great point you bring up. Indeed, alcohol consumption for diabetics is a controversial topic. We believe in informed choices based on individual health profiles. Have you ever discussed alcohol consumption with your healthcare provider in the context of managing diabetes? What guidance were you given?
Whisky is loaded with sugar
Hi @shaunrussell3934, you're right to point out that some types of whisky can have higher sugar content, especially flavored ones or those consumed with sugary mixers. However, pure whisky itself doesn't contain carbs or sugar, though it can still affect blood sugar levels indirectly. Always interesting to dive into the specifics, isn't it? Have you found any particular drinks that better suit your diabetes management?
ONLY amount of safe alcohol - diabetic or not - is ZERO alcohol.
@rajsingh-uw8ly, I appreciate your perspective. Abstaining from alcohol altogether is definitely a valid choice for many, especially those with diabetes. Have you found that eliminating alcohol has had a positive impact on your health and blood sugar management? Your experience could provide valuable insights for others in similar situations.
What about Tequila
Great question, @antvicpapa! Tequila, especially when enjoyed neat or with a low-carb mixer, can be a better option for some diabetics, as it contains no carbs. But, as with any alcohol, moderation is key. Have you had any personal experiences with tequila affecting your blood sugar levels?
Single Malt Scotch baby!
Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm for single malt Scotch! 🥃 We're glad you enjoyed the video. What's your favorite single malt Scotch, and how do you usually enjoy it? Let's hear some recommendations!
Fumble. Michelob ultra has less carbs than all these.
Interesting point, @dougmetcalf6985! Michelob Ultra is indeed known for its lower carb content, making it a choice worth considering for those managing their carb intake. It's always helpful to compare options. Have you found any other low-carb beers or drinks that you'd recommend?
The best alcohol for diabetics is "no alcohol."
Thanks for sharing your perspective! Indeed, abstaining from alcohol is a safe choice for many, especially for those managing diabetes. 😊 For those who might choose to drink, our video highlights some options that are generally considered to be lower risk. What do you think are the most important aspects for diabetics to consider if they decide to drink occasionally?
Alcohol is alcohol no matter what medium it finds itself in.
We appreciate your perspective, and it's a common thought! 🍷 However, for those managing diabetes, the type of alcohol and the way it's consumed can make a significant difference in blood sugar control. Did you find any of the options in our top 10 surprising or particularly helpful? We'd love to hear your thoughts!
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WHAT ARE THE AVAILABLITY IN TOP 5 ALHOLIC DRINKS IN INDIA ?
SIMERNOFF VODAKA , SOME GIN ARE AVAILABLE IN INDIA IS WITH FRESH LEMONS JUICE AND PLAIN WATER WOULD IT BE SAFE FOR SUGAR PATIENTS ? , PLEASE GIVE YOUR COMMENTS
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Stick with Vodka or Gin. With water & lemon? That's perfect😊 Every body is unique. Check yours. Can't go crazy with it.
@guruvenkatarao6104, availability can vary, but Smirnoff Vodka and some gins are indeed available in India and can be mixed with fresh lemon juice and plain water for a diabetic-friendly option. Are there any local brands you'd recommend?
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@ernestobalinbin1520, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 😂❤️ Is there any specific information or topic related to diabetes management that you'd like to see covered in future videos? Your input is valuable in shaping the content of this channel!
Watching this as I sip on a whiskey and coke zero
It's great that you're mindful of your drink choices by opting for Coke Zero with your whiskey, aiming for lower sugar intake. Have you noticed any differences in how your body responds to whiskey with a sugar-free mixer compared to other alcoholic beverages?
@@DiabetesF don't seem to have any affect unless I drink beer which I usually drink Miller lite if I do. Beer tends to have a slight increase in sugar levels. I don't usually have more than 2 drinks though
What about Vodka and Squirt?
Thanks for your comment on our video about the best alcohol options for diabetics! 🍸 Vodka and Squirt can be a refreshing mix, but it's essential to keep an eye on the sugar content in Squirt. How do you usually enjoy your vodka? Do you have any favorite low-sugar mixers? Share your tips with us! 😊✨
I'd hardly call the last 3 beer......🤨🤮
We understand that not all the options in '10 Best ALCOHOL For Diabetics To Drink' might be everyone's cup of tea... or pint of beer! Out of curiosity, what’s your go-to drink that you find works well with managing your diabetes? We’re always on the lookout for more recommendations!
Where does corona fit in?
Hi @peterkmwangi5963, great question! Corona, like many other light beers, can be a better option for those managing diabetes due to its relatively lower carbohydrate content compared to regular beers. However, moderation is key. Have you had any experiences with how different beers affect your blood sugar levels?
😂 the alcohol is safe for no one.
@romant.6954, it's true that alcohol can pose risks if not consumed in moderation. It's important for everyone to make informed choices about their alcohol intake. Are there specific concerns you have about alcohol and diabetes that you'd like to learn more about? Feel free to share, and let's continue the conversation!
Beer promotions. No more no less
Thank you for watching! 🍻 While beer promotions can be tempting, it's always good to know which options are best for managing diabetes. Do you have a favorite diabetic-friendly beer from the list? Cheers to making informed choices! 😊
Imagine trying to help your diabetes but you end gay by drinking Budlight
Brilliant ! 👍👏👏👏🏴
@lih-fk8by, it's important to remember that everyone's preferences and tolerances are different, and it's about finding what works best for your health. Any thoughts on non-alcoholic options?
@@DiabetesF Water???
Sounds pretty lame to me
😁😂😁😂😁😂👍
Hmmm, was interesting information on alcohol types, until getting bushwacked with local Lite beer ads... Blatent?
Thank you for your feedback on our video about the best alcohol options for diabetics! We're glad you found the information on alcohol types interesting. 🍷 When it comes to advertisements, we aim to provide a balanced viewing experience, but we understand how certain ads can feel intrusive. How do you manage your beverage choices? We'd love to hear more from you! Cheers to your health! 🌟
there is no SAFE level of consumption of alcohol !!
We appreciate your perspective 🙌. While it's true that alcohol consumption can impact health, it's important to clarify that moderate alcohol intake can be part of a healthy lifestyle for some individuals. However, it's crucial to note that for people with diabetes, alcohol consumption should be approached with caution due to its potential effects on blood sugar levels.
What about sake????
Great question, @ezeljenkins6088! 🍶 Sake, a traditional Japanese rice wine, has a moderate glycemic index but should still be consumed in moderation due to its alcohol content. Do you enjoy sake occasionally? Remember, it's always best to consult with a healthcare provider to understand how different types of alcohol can fit into your diabetes management plan. Cheers to your health! 🥂
@@DiabetesF thanks 😊
Whiskey 🥃 peene ka…sab theek rehta hai. Hafta me ek bar piyo
We appreciate your perspective 🙌. While it's true that enjoying a whiskey 🥃 drink occasionally may seem harmless, it's important to consider its impact on blood sugar levels, especially for individuals managing diabetes. Research suggests that moderate alcohol consumption may have varying effects on blood sugar, depending on individual factors such as diet and medication. However, excessive alcohol intake can disrupt blood sugar control and lead to complications.