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Red wine is good for your heart but what does it do to your liver?
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Depends on amount: It is my understanding that no more than one glass of red wine per day may be helpful for heart health and is not likely to have negative liver effects; but higher amounts of wine on a regular basis could very well have adverse liver effects.
Answered 1/2/2015
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