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How much whisky a day not affect our liver
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Be careful: Most authorities agree that men can have 15 drinks (1 ounce of whiskey) per week. Women may have 14. That being said, drinking alcohol must be done responsibly. Drinking no alcohol would be ideal.
Answered 2/5/2013
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