Does drinking a glass of beer a day improve physiology?

Beer is an alcoholic beverage. Drinking a little, an occasional can (330ml) is usually not harmful, but frequent use has many potential risks. Research shows that drinking a lot of beer increases the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, liver damage and cancer. Ethanol in beer converts into acetaldehyde, a substance that can damage DNA and cause cancer of the liver, breast, mouth, pharynx, and esophagus.

The notion that drinking beer or wine helps enhance physiology is wrong, there is no research to prove it. The feeling of excitement is only due to stimulation of the nervous system; Long-term abuse harms health, especially sex. Many studies show that drinking too much alcohol leads to erectile dysfunction and sexual dysfunction. People who drink alcohol can easily lose control, increasing the risk of sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea, syphilis, HIV, hepatitis B, genital warts…

Men experiencing the situation of “running out of money before going to the market” can come from stress and pressure in life. You should improve by staying mentally relaxed, participating in sports activities, getting enough sleep and balancing your working time.

With sexually transmitted diseases, vaccination is also an effective way to prevent diseases. For genital warts caused by the HPV virus, there are currently two preventive vaccines, including Gardasil and Gardasil 9. In particular, the Gardasil 9 vaccine is administered to both men and women from 9-45 years old, with a protective effect of up to 90%. In addition to preventing genital warts, the vaccine also helps prevent oropharyngeal cancer and genital cancer caused by the HPV virus in men. People who have been infected with HPV should still get vaccinated to prevent remaining types of the virus.

For hepatitis B, which is easily transmitted through blood, from mother to child, and through unsafe sex, there is a single vaccine and a combination vaccine to prevent hepatitis A. Adults need to get three injections in 6 months, test for antibodies before vaccination and repeat vaccination when antibodies are below the protective level.