Alcoholic Units in Prosecco
Many medical experts suggest keeping alcohol content to no more than 14 units per week. For a bit of perspective: A four fl. oz glass of Prosecco typically contains about 1.5 units. That leaves plenty of room for several glasses a week.Calories in Prosecco
As for calories, that same four fl.oz serving of Prosecco contains about 90 calories. Using that equation allows you to factor a glass or two into your overall caloric intake. That means you can go ahead and pour yourself a sparkling glass. You definitely have calories to spare. Now that you have the basic math down, here are a few great health benefits of drinking Prosecco. So, lift your glass and offer up a toast: “Here’s to your health.”The Health Benefits of Fewer Calories
With an average glass, Prosecco has about 60 calories fewer than wine. That means you can celebrate those saved calories by sipping another glass of Prosecco or enjoying an extra appetizer or two.The Health Benefits of Lower Blood Pressure
A glass of Prosecco is known to improve blood vessel function and therefore our blood flow. By introducing plant based Polyphenols, and reducing nitric oxide from our blood, drinking Prosecco can do wonders for our health. And here is why it matters: Increased blood flow reduces blood pressure, as well as the risk of dangerous clot formation.The Health Benefits of Improved Lung Function
A study by the European Lung Institute found that drinking white wine (Prosecco included) improved overall lung function. So, what are you waiting for? Pour yourself a chilled glass. Here’s to a deep, inspired, cleansing breath.