Can red wine increase hemoglobin in the blood — scientific facts

Health and proper functioning of the cardiovascular and circulatory systems is a key condition for the normal functioning of the entire body as a whole, since their functions consist in the delivery of nutrients and oxygen in the blood to all organs, tissues and systems of the body.

The ability of the circulatory system to supply the body with oxygen is diagnosed according to the level of hemoglobin in the blood. A lack of hemoglobin is called anemia, a condition that signals either a serious illness or an incorrect lifestyle., including factors such as:

  • Unbalanced nutrition;
  • Insufficient amount of water consumption;
  • The presence of stress and bad habits.

Factors of heredity and genetics also play a significant role.

At the same time, they have become widespread research , according to which residents of France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece suffer less from problems with the cardiovascular and circulatory systems. According to the established assumption, a diet that includes the consumption of red wine contributes to the maintenance of heart, vascular and blood health.

Other studies indicate that alcohol consumption is associated with a decrease in hemoglobin levels in the blood, which can contribute to the development of some serious diseases.

In this article, we will discuss the effect of wine on the cardiovascular and circulatory systems in general, as well as on hemoglobin levels in particular.

Effect on the circulatory system

Wine consumption, really, affects the condition of the heart , blood vessels, blood flow and the process of blood circulation.

It is important, however, to observe certain conditions:

  1. Give preference to dry red wine;
  2. Consume responsibly &8212; that is, in accordance with the instructions of specialists and in accordance with established norms;
  3. Choose a quality product.

It is also advisable to consult with the attending physician, and in addition, take into account the factor of fermentation, which allows the body to remove and process alcohol.

Dry red wine in small quantities has a beneficial effect on the entire cardiovascular and circulatory systems. In particular, due to the systematic consumption of a glass of dry red wine, positive changes occur in the body.

So, scientists talk about the following beneficial effects of consumption:

  1. Increased hemoglobin levels;
  2. Improvement of blood circulation;
  3. Blood flow stimulation;
  4. Hindering the development of atherosclerosis;
  5. Blood thinning .

The increase in hemoglobin levels is due to the content in dry red wine of a certain set of trace elements and nutrients involved in the synthesis of red blood cells, which just include hemoglobin. The natural nature of the effect determines not only the possibility of increasing hemoglobin at low blood levels, but also the normalization of its level if it is elevated.

Other useful properties

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Which variety should I give preference to?

As for other wines, it is important to understand the following when consuming them.

  1. Dry red wine is the most preferred among all varieties. If you can't drink dry wine, give preference to semi-dry or semi-sweet.
  2. B the fir variety  has a different effect on the body from red. It has practically no effect on the production of red blood cells, but it has a positive effect on the digestive system.
  3. Sweet varieties due to the content of a large amount of sugar, they do not lose their benefits for blood circulation, but it is largely devalued due to negative processes caused by sugar exposure.
  4. Cahors, however, it is considered one of the most useful drinks for restoring and maintaining hemoglobin levels at a level sufficient for a healthy life. Doctors often prescribe 3-4 tablespoons of cahors to those with a critically low hemoglobin level. It is with spoons, not glasses, that doctors prescribe taking this traditional church drink.

In addition to the beneficial effect on hemoglobin levels, cahors has other beneficial effects for the body. Among them, the following deserve special mention:

  1. Providing a restorative effect;
  2. Prevention of colds;
  3. Stimulation of the immune and digestive systems.
The consumption of cahors, as well as the consumption of wine, should be approached responsibly, since the content of large amounts of sugar can lead to additional problems. In addition, cahors contains substances that can provoke headaches. For this reason, it is not recommended to take cahors at night.

 

Consumption rules and daily allowance

It should be noted that countries that consume dry red wine on a daily basis are characterized by a special established consumption culture, which includes:

  • Limited consumption;
  • The combination of wine with healthy food;
  • Consuming wine in a calm mood and in pleasant company.

These rules also apply to the consumption of wine for medicinal purposes. To raise the level of hemoglobin and keep it at an acceptable level 1 glass (175 ml) per day is enough . During feasts, the norm can be increased to 2-3 glasses (350 &8212; 475 ml).

Features of reception during pregnancy

The beauty of dry red wine is also that its consumption is not contraindicated during pregnancy.

Doctors allow consumption throughout the entire period of pregnancy up to a glass of wine per day (preferably up to 100 ml and not daily).

It is recommended to dilute it with cool water and take small portions. This way it will be better and more gently absorbed by the body.

During pregnancy, consultation with a doctor about the permissibility of wine consumption, including for raising hemoglobin levels, is a prerequisite!

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What else should be included in the diet?

To raise and maintain hemoglobin levels, the diet should contain certain food groups, the benefits of which are not limited solely to correcting hemoglobin levels, but also lead to other positive changes in the body. Among the products it is worth giving preference to:

  1. Fresh seasonal fruits 8212; especially pomegranates, since pomegranate is the record holder in the amount of substances useful for the heart and circulatory system, are also useful bananas , citrus fruits, pineapples, peaches, apricots, red grapes, apples , plums , etc.;
  2. Berries : cranberries, cranberries, chokeberry (chokeberry), currants, blueberries, blueberries and strawberries ;
  3. Fresh greens &8212; lettuce, coriander, parsley;
  4. Vegetables &8212; first of all, it concerns beets , because, according to research data, the effect of beet juice on the cardiovascular and circulatory systems is comparable and exceeds the principle of action of leading medical developments;
  5. Red lean meat;
  6. Fish 8212; first of all, preference should be given to wild salmon (sockeye salmon, chum salmon, pink salmon, coho salmon, chinook salmon), although salmon and trout also certainly have beneficial effect on the heart and hemoglobin levels, as well as caviar;
  7. Cottage cheese and low-fat milk (adults are recommended to choose dairy products with a low lactose content, because with age the body loses the ability to process milk sugar);
  8. Nuts &8212; a storehouse of vitamins, secrets, mind, health, longevity and strength for the heart, blood vessels, immune, reproductive systems and the whole body;
  9. Dried fruits &8212; in the off-season, dried fruits are much more useful than their counterparts grown with chemical exposure.

Other important recommendations

Thus, although alcohol is generally considered a harmful substance for the body, its consumption in the form of good wine or cahors in small doses can have a complex effect on the body. To raise the level of hemoglobin in general, it is necessary to take and other measures, among which, first of all, the following:

  1. Give up bad habits;
  2. Engage in physical activity outdoors (under appropriate weather and temperature conditions);
  3. Try to improve the geography of residence as much as possible, giving preference to green areas with a good environmental situation;
  4. Visit a doctor regularly to identify potential risks in the early stages;
  5. Give up as much as possible stress and focus on the positive possibilities of improving your own life situation;
  6. Consume enough water per day;
  7. Give preference to proper nutrition.

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Conclusion

When forming your diet, of course, it is necessary to take into account individual characteristics and primary needs of the body, as well as the presence of individual intolerance to individual products or groups of products, etc.

So, it is an integrated approach to solving the problem of low hemoglobin levels that can not only raise its level, but also normalize the work of all body systems as a whole.