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Taking alcohal once in a week has any side effects?
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Probably not: Alcohol in moderation may be good for you. As long as your once a week isn't binge drinking to excess. Any alcohol may not be a good idea if you have liver disease, are on certain medications, or have a family history of alcoholism.
Answered 3/3/2013
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