Moderate Alcohol Reduces CRP Levels
Wednesday February 18, 2004
A new study shows that, in healthy elderly individuals, drinking from one to seven alcoholic beverages a week reduces CRP levels. (CRP, a marker of inflammation, has been associated with increased cardiovascular risk.) However, drinking more than that yields the highest CRP levels of all. Read how this study was done and what it means here.


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