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The beverages in which alcohol is found vary, but all beverage alcohol is the same. None of them are healthy for you, except in quite small quantities (about 1 drink or beer a day). The effects of the alcohol on body systems when taken in larger quantities far outweighs any beneficial effect from the beverage.
What else can I help you with?
How do you keep a healthy prostate?
The most important thing is to avoid alcohol. That is the big thing, other than that, eating a healthy diet is all you can do.
Is it healthy to drink alcohol?
no
Can you walk 200metres or stand up with alcohol content of 82mg?
Most healthy adults would be able to do so.
What is the most healthy thing to do?
To be healthy, a person should eat a well-balanced diet and exercise. The should avoid dangerous habits like excessively drinking alcohol and smoking.
How does alcohol affect your healthy lifestyle?
Because it does.
What is the most un healthy food to eat?
alcohol is a big one, but other than that fast food is mostly fat and surger
Why can't sugar and alcohol be mixed?
Sugar and alcohol can be mixed. However, it is not very healthy to drink.
What are some healthy alcohol alternatives?
There is no healthy alcohol alternative. A glass of red wine is good for the heart, but if you can't drink just one, you probably shouldn't have any at all.
Introduction to Healthy People 2010 and alcohol abuse?
Huh?
You Make Your Choices?
You make the choices for your body to be healthy or not. Making healthy life choices includes: Not Drinking Alcohol: While everything is okay in moderation, moderate your alcohol intake to live a healthy life. Eating Healthy: Do not processed and fried foods. Cook organic foods and food from home to ensure you are getting the most nutrients. Keep a food diary and write done what you eat each day. Exercise: Exercising is the key to staying healthy. It keeps your blood moving and increases your mood.
How do you keep the liver healthy?
cleansing diet and avoid alcohol of course
Factors that affect healthy lifestyle?
Alcohol, smoking, drugs and behaviour
