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Edited by AIDS MONKEY:
3/19/2014 9:16:49 PM
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You'd miss the feeling of being intoxicated, which is nice sometimes.
Also, I remember reading a study where people who had two or three beers/glasses of wine a day ended up being healthier than people who didn't, but I dunno if that's bullshit or not.
[url=http://sciencenordic.com/three-beers-day-keep-doctor-away]Here you go[/url]
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It's probably wine and not lite beer that does the trick. I know wine promotes an appetite and I'm pretty sure there are antioxidants in it, which I'm told are a good thing.
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The article I read didn't differentiate between the types of beer, but it did say that it could prevent cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, Alzheimer's (which is odd), and depression (which is odder).
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It is true. Both beer and wine regularly in some quantities is beneficial to your health.
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This is bullshit - you're oversimplifying a complex situation to the point of no longer adding anything useful to the discussion.
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Okay.
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It's probably a sound study, but the person who could afford to drink that much wine of decent quality would seem to also be able to afford better healthcare lol.
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A glass of wine a day increases vascular elasticity.
