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Diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer, been eating healthy, can i still drink wine or wine coolers?
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In moderation: Taking one drink a day is relatively harmless. Excess(2 or more drinks) are harmful. So avoid alcohol if possible; take only one glass of wine if you have the urge or need to have it to relax you(which some people find relaxing)
Answered 5/4/2017
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