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A member asked:
Pls let me know if drinking a can of beer(16% alc.) a day is just fine for my health?
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No: Drinking a beer a day is not good for one's health, no matter if male or female, no matter how much one weighs, and no matter how tall she or he is. Alcohol is toxic to living tissue (which is why we can preserve specimens in alcohol in biology lab), so daily alcohol drinking is not good for humans, and also has some empty calories. That said, many people in all countries do enjoy one drink a day.
Answered 1/28/2018
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