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I cut back drinking since jan 1st to only wknds and used to drink everyday. i've been feeling over heated and having very red ears and palms. worried?
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Congrats on managing: your drinking. When properly used is ok but otherwise destroys health and lives. The heat you mention is probably not related to the healthy change you made. Please see your doc who MAY take a look at your thyroid and other hormones. Peace and good health.
Answered 11/28/2017
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