Can Cocktails Save Your Life?
While too much is definitely too much, a surprising number of new studies suggest that moderate alcohol consumption can actually benefit our health and help us live longer than drinking no alcohol at all.
While too much is definitely too much, a surprising number of new studies suggest that moderate alcohol consumption can actually benefit our health and help us live longer than drinking no alcohol at all.
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Huffington Post | Michael Macher | Posted 11.17.2011
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Dr. Patricia Fitzgerald | Posted 11.17.2011
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