For sure, no disease has unambiguous recommendations on what can be used by a person with such a diagnosis and what not. Quite often, people are interested in whether it is possible to drink wine, in particular, red, dry, if pancreatitis is diagnosed. Immediately it should be noted that such questions are most often caused not by a person's desire to drink wine, but by the fact that a lot has been written about his use, especially of red wine, including.and on the treatment of various diseases by wine.
Can I drink alcohol in principle with a diagnosis of pancreatitis? Of course, you will not find any recommendations in any diet. However, since the question is posed in this way - can it be - then the answer will not be so categorical. This is due to the fact that red wine, as well as the red grapes from which it is produced, contains a large enough quantity of a unique kind of antioxidants - resveratrol, numerous studies on which have proved its effectiveness in the fight against pancreatitis. Resveratrol has antitumor, antidiabetic and anti-inflammatory effects on the human body.
Perhaps, it is quite natural in this case the question: if red grapes and wine from it are so useful for pancreatitis, then why does not any doctor give an affirmative answer to the question - can it be used by a patient who has been diagnosed with pancreatitis? The answer is quite simple - it is related to two reasons. The first is the lack of the sale of natural wine, for the preparation of which the grape juice is used, rather than a mixture of flavorings and colorants( namely, various food additives - this is the worst that a person who has an inflammation of the pancreas can use).The second reason for a negative response to this is whether alcohol is detrimental to pancreatic tissue, so wine abuse is unacceptable.
To those who doubt whether it is possible to harm the body with red wine, if it has such useful properties, you can advise not to experiment, but use pancreatic grape juice, which preserves all the beneficial properties of red grapes and there is no need to use alcohol forbidden in pancreatitis. Thus, to answer the question whether it is possible to use wine, in this case, it is red or dry, definitely can not. Everything depends on the condition of the individual patient, the severity of the course of his illness and the reason why he is trying to find out whether he can drink alcohol - whether it's for medicinal purposes, or simply as a way to relax and relax.