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Alcohol (in any amount) is a well-known cause of cancer
Drinking alcohol can cause nerve pain, dehydration and weight gain, which can all lead to back pain
Yes, diarrhea is common after drinking too much alcohol — and the best treatment is to hydrate and wait it out
The answer depends on both dosage and drinking habits
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An occasional drink is OK, and you can safely nurse your baby after the alcohol has left your breast milk
Misleading claims, lack of scientific evidence and the risk of over-doing it are all concerns
Drinking during the day can result in drinking more than usual and worsen your sleep cycle
The answer is ‘yes,’ with a noticeable trend toward healthier living — but there’s a caveat
Options for sober social drinking are abundant, but be mindful about additives and triggers
No alcohol is actually ‘healthy,’ but some drinks may be less harmful than others
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