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Is it good to drink beer?
I've often heard people saying that a controlled drinking beer is good for health and physique but you should not overdo it...it need to be in limit.
Is that so??If yes,what is the limit/extent.?
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Hi - all hard drinks max or min percent of alcohol also matter. It is some how better if u can consume 30 ml to 60l red wine which is too costly as this are some how cardio benefits. over all beer is containg low alcohol but still there. There r instant hang over, high calorie .so for those v energy matter should not. occasionally ,once in blue moon does nt matter still Medically not recommend ed.
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Although occasional alcohol does not cause harm to the body but we cannot say it with 100% surety. The percentages of its harmful effects are more in some person even with little dose and vice versa. Alcohol damages almost all the organ of our body...so we doctors always advice our patients to stop drinking alcohol in any form.
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