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My uncle has high bp how much alcohol should he consume per day as he is currently consuming 180 ml from 20 years his age is 46yrs weight is 82kg
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One or two: One or two drinks a day according to the usual measure ie a shot, or a glass of wine or a can of beer -- 180 cc seems a lot, and discuss it with your doctor.
Answered 4/19/2013
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