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Default So true..
Yes David,
Alcohol is one of the contributors to PN. People who drink can develop this disease and it isn't really necessarily because you drink excessively. A person with pre-diabetes actually has to drink very little to tip them over the line into creating PN.

I limit myself to my one glass of champagne on New Year's Eve.

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