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By shelly1156 | Aug 10, 2011

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red wine

is red wine ok to drink if you have stents

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ed34

Aug 10, 2011

absolutely. In fact it is recommended you have a glass of wine every day because statistics show it's beneficial over someone who has no alcohol at all.

Flycaster305

Aug 10, 2011

To: shelly1156

I think so, but suggest you limit it to no more than 12oz per evening. I suggest buying Oregon Pinot Noir. Cheers.

ChatterAlly

Aug 11, 2011

Of course you would recommend that Fly!!!! LOL

jrbon

Aug 11, 2011

To: shelly1156

As a matter of fact, I told ALL my friends that, after my HA, I was prescribed with 2 glasses/day of GOOD red wine, of course I received quite a number of wonderful bottles!!

Jesus

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