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Is it true that if you drink a lot of wine, you become immune to it?
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No: Wine in moderation i-2 average glasses of wine daily should be ok with good liver and health. Getting "immune" could mean that you are drinking enough to get increasing tolerance to the effects of alcohol which is not normally a positive thing . You should think about possible developing issue with alcohol dependence or addiction. Talk to your dr if this getting to be a problem.
Answered 7/18/2012
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