Beer Day 2024 is on Sunday, April 7, 2024: Is it okay to have one beer a day?

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One beer a day is a very modest quantity. Assuming you mean the standard US beer that is rather less than one Imperial pint. I have drunk two Imperial pints most days for the past 50 year and I am still hale and hearty.

Take no notice of those who claim that beer is fattening - it has far fewer calories than the snacks that most people eat with the beer. I am 5'11" and weigh 11.5 stone (161 pounds).

Good beer (not US mass-market beers) are full of nutrients and are even better for your health than is red wine.

will beer a day destroy my health?

A consumption of around 2 beers per day is healthy. Here a beer is 355mL (12oz US), and 5% ABV.

Since your beers are 500mL and 8%ABV, this translates into a 355mL beer with 11.25%, or two 355mL beers with 5.6%.

So, yes, that is actually not a single beer but a little bit more than 2 beers. It is still healthy.

Note that a long term moderate drinker will generally have reduced chances of heart problems (which is a leading cause of death), but will have increased chances of cancer of the mouth, esophagus, and stomach. This is still a net benefit, however, as the heart disease rates go down much more than the cancer rates go up. Keep that in mind, and if you start to drink 2 cans a day you will be closer to 5 beers a day, which is when you will develop liver problems on the long term and you will actually get heart problems. So, 1 can net benefit, 2 cans certain health consequences.

is drinking 2 to 3 beers a day bad for my health?

beer is good for your blood, medically proven. but the bloatedness that your getting is most likely from the intake of carbs from the beer and the lack of proper exercise to burn off what you have put in. try walking for a lil while a day or do light cardio, and see what happens.