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O'doul beer is non alcoholic but has has 0.5 percent alcohol and my husband drinks four a day. does this effect the liver with liver disease?
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It depends.: If he is healthy and does not have a liver disease, the quantity will not affect the liver.
Answered 6/7/2018
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