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Beer- Bare facts!
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Here are ten bare facts about beer- in videos.

http://in.video.yahoo.com/alltimetens-26140569/alltime10s-26140632/10-things-you-need-to-know-about-beer-29326628.html

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    Any type of hot drinks are bad and we should avoid these.
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    yes,these type of drinks are completely harmful for us s owe should avoid these.
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    Any type of hot drinks are bad and we should avoid these.


    Beer is not hot drink. This is cold drink and usually taken in summer. This contains low alcohol. This has many health advantages. This differs from strong alcoholic drinks like rum or whiskey.

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    Yes very right beer is a cold drink and has low alcohol content thats why people in USA always consume beer instead of water. Of course excess of beer is not at all good.
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    Drinks are always bad. Everyone needs to avoid drinking. Its not good for health.
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    [quote]RAM PROSAD ACHARYYA wrote:
    Any type of hot drinks are bad and we should avoid these.


    Beer is not hot drink. This is cold drink and usually taken in summer. This contains low alcohol. This has many health advantages. This differs from strong alcoholic drinks like rum or whiskey.[/quote]
    It is soft but have some alcohol.
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    Beer is good for heart. This also protects against dehydration. Following link gives details of health benefits of beer.

    http://www.foxnews.com/health/2012/03/15/surprising-health-benefits-beer/

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    Sir I don't know this that this is good for liver problems, kidney diseases and heart disease.
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    Sir I don't know this that this is good for liver problems, kidney diseases and heart disease.


    Some of the benefits are in the link. I was told that beer removes kidney stones. One friend of mine even claimed that beer removed his stones from kidney. One disadvantage of beer is that this makes you obese. Sir Winston Churchill heavily consumed beer. Hence he was obese.

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    Some of replies are pretty laughable! It's true that beer has beneficial effects on kidney stone removal!
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