Sudden alcohol withdrawal may lead to heart disease

　　A new study shows that people who drink one to two drinks a day have a higher risk of heart disease once they quit drinking than those who continue to drink moderately. Researchers say drinking a small amount of alcohol is equivalent to taking cholesterol-lowering drugs. Changing your eating habits can prevent heart disease. Drinking small amounts of red wine can especially help prevent coronary heart disease. But researchers stress that alcoholics die from disease, especially the probability of heart disease increases by 32%. The Danish health authorities and the National Institute for Preventive Cardiology reacted cautiously to the study. They did not dispute the findings but said they would not promote the use of small amounts of alcohol to promote healthy。