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Is that ok to drink alcohol once a week when am in weight loss diet. is that so which alcohol have less calorie.?
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Yes it's fine: To quote an old adage, "everything in moderation". Red wine, in addition to having beneficial antioxidants, has about 100 calories per glass (slightly less than a can of cola).
Answered 9/30/2019
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