Prospective cohort studies for decades have tended to show that the risk of developing Type II diabetes mellitus is reduced among moderate drinkers in comparison with non-drinkers.
International Scientific Forum on Alcohol Research Critique 172: Alcohol and the risk of developing diabetes
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