Difference Between Beer And Wine

Let’s have a small battle to show you how I think beer have a better nutritional value than wine. While both beer and wine are a form of alcohol, beer seems to have the edge over wine on a nutritional standpoint. I’ll be informing you with how beer and wine are healthy for the body and how it may have a negative effect in the body as well in the following essay.
Wine comes in different colors. Each color has its own value due to the fact that each color is made differently. This is how red wine and white wine differentiate in color and nutritional value. Red wine is considered healthier than white wine due to the antioxidants it has from the skin of the grape known as Resveratrol. These resveratrols provide protection to your blood vessels
“White wines are the most acidic, meaning they're the worst for your teeth. In addition, whites contain far less of the heart-healthy and cancer-preventing antioxidants than reds do, and have about the same amount of calories.” (Shy, 2016) White wine also contains lectins that come from the grapes being fermented to create it. These lectins are a protein that is difficult to break down because they can resist digestive enzymes and stomach acid. Wine is also associated with the elevation of triglyceride levels. The elevation of triglyceride levels is a cause of diabetes in humans. Beer on the other hand prevents type 2 diabetes. Red wine also has been a cause of increasing the risk of death and diseases. “Drinking a lot of wine, even only 1–3 days a week, may increase the risk of diabetes in men. High alcohol intake has also been linked with an increased risk of premature death” (Bjarnadottir, 2017) These negative things that wine brings to the body can very harmful over time. No one want to increase the risk of premature death. We all want to live long healthy lives. This is why we need to stick to beer. So, let this mini-battle continue and since we are on negative effects. Let’s move on to the negative effects of
Dehydration comes from the lack of being able to discharge everything you drink through urination. Your liver needs water to flush out the rest of the liquids in your body and properly maintain water levels. While your liver needs this water, it pulls water from different organs in the body to fill up the lack of water in your body you get from drinking beer. This is where the feeling of a hangover comes into play. When your liver pulls water from different organs, it causes the feeling of headaches and other symptoms you get during a hangover. Beer isn’t the only alcoholic beverage that gives an individual’s hangovers. Wine definitely does the same thing by giving people hangovers. Too much wine will dehydrate you as well, so let’s just add that negative to the wine side of this battle. Now it’s time to tell you beer is definitely healthier than