what should a diabetic drink to get drunk?

Answer 1

Grain alcohol works nicely for me. Wine, beer, you name it. But you better be damned sure your blood sugar is well under control, because you're asking for it, otherwise.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

There are no sugar free alcoholic beverages. Alcohol is generally filled with sugar.

Purer grains have less sugar...like vodka...but still would cause you a problem.

You should check with you doctor, but it is OK to have a drink or two...just as long as you monitor your sugar levels and don't get too carried away.

Diabetes does not mean you have to cut out everything. You just have to moderate what you eat and consume.

Have that small piece of cake, just not the whole cake.

See what I mean?

Good drinking!

(Always check with your doctor first before doing anything...my disclaimer!)

Answer 4

Not a very smart question, and certainly not a good idea!! Alcohol contains sugar which a diabetic doesnt need in the first place. Secondly, as alcohol affects the liver's ability to detoxify the body, and the kidney's ability to excrete urine after the impaired ability of the body to metabolize the alcohol and sugar, you play a game a very deadly game of Russian roulette, or is what you want?

Answer 5

Any alcoholic beverage should do.

Keep in mind that alcohol can make your sugar go low! My doc even says not to count the carbs in wine and beer. I don't tend to get the really sugary drinks myself, and usually drink a rum & diet coke...

Plain ol' shots of whiskey, tequila, vodka, etc. would probably work the best...Just make sure your companions know you're diabetic in case you pass out from low sugar so that they won't just think you passed out from drinking!!!!!!!

Answer 6

Jose Cuevo or Jack Daniels shots. If you want to get drunk fast with minimal blood sugar impact, shots of the hard stuff will get you there.

It's a no nonsense approach to complete nonsense. Bottoms up pardner!

Answer 7

You shouldn't get drunk. Your sugar levels will go up and you may go into a diabetic coma.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

You shouldn't drink period. If you want that drunk feeling, just let your sugar drop a little. It'll give you the same effect without the middle man of alcohol.

Answer 10

If I were you, I woulden't drink at all it is bad for diabetics and it Turns your liver black. If you wan't my advice don't do it!