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Can I take alcohol??
I have read that in a medical biochemistry(mbbs1st book) drinking alcohol upto 70ml per day is ok.
So,is it ok to consume alcohol once in a month for refreshment??
I want to healthy and not want to gain weight with that alcohol.
Can i take alcohol ones in a month with in a limit? Because medical book only saying not a problem less than 70ml of alcohol per day.
Please suggest me I want to chill or refreshment once in a month.
Please dont blame me it's a normal think and aslo I have a doubt
Thank you
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Drinking of alcohol is injurious to health
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Alcohol isn’t the best way to chill and be relaxed other better ways also present.
Doctor can’t advise u to take alcohol in any amount what so ever
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Quantity doesn't matter in a long run but addiction is the real culprit you should better keep your hands off alcohol..it's too early
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Dr. Raghav Bhargava
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What percent of alcohol ?
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Dr. Dineshvarma
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Ur just 19yrs.. Mind that my boy.. The main problem with alcohol is addiction....
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