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I have a heart condition, doctors say drink alcohol moderately, is that once a week, once a month? how often can i drink if at all?
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Once a day: One drink a day. Aha recommend, that if you drink do it in moderation. Avoid excess that may increase your risk for another heart attack. If you do not drink, do not start. One drink for females and two for men. One drink mean: one 12oz beer, 4oz wine, 1.5oz of 80-proof spirit, 1.0oz of 100-proof spirit.
Answered 5/1/2013
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