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Sudden changes in mood, behavior, alertness and intoxication level are red flags
The answer depends on both dosage and drinking habits
Forget the myth and answer nature’s call when your bladder feels full
Alcohol provides empty calories, heightens cravings and may slow down your metabolism
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An occasional drink is OK, and you can safely nurse your baby after the alcohol has left your breast milk
Even a little alcohol can slow your recovery, so it’s best to wait until after you finish your antibiotics before imbibing
Misleading claims, lack of scientific evidence and the risk of over-doing it are all concerns
Even one drink can have an impact on your cognitive function leading to slurred speech, blurred vision and impaired memory
A cold one out in the cold can cause a false sense of warmth and increase your risk of hypothermia
Alcohol affects your whole body, from your liver and immune system to your brain and mental health
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