Side effects of wine or bear etc?!
Many peoples say that bear,wine etc has side effects!. i want to know them would you please list them that u have EXPERIENCED and secondly which wine or bear is the best and has very very low side effects!.!.!.!.
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Answers:
Well, it's beer, firstly!.
Wine is strong, despite people downplaying on the fact that it's not a strong alcohol!. If consumed in higher dosages, it is!. Don't start off with wine if you're not a drinker!. Especially not red!.
Beer is good at times!. Try a small pint of bud-lite or any which has less alcoholic content (Less than 5% v/v) and consume slowly!. The body has it's limitations when orienting itself to alcohol!.
It's effects:
THE GOOD
A good feeling of elevated lightness!. Sip your alcohol slowly!. There's no hurry!. It releases stress & you feel better!. Not necessarily the first time, but twice or thrice over when familiar with the taste!. Recommended dosage of one or a couple of light beers once in a week, or a couple small glasses of light white wine, only when you feel the body is receptive, after or with meals!.
THE BAD
Body gets dehydrated!. Blood-flow increases with a higher heart rate!. Food consumption is more, to level the alcohol content!.
If consumed in excess, it causes severe delusion!. The body rejects the alcohol, inducing sleep & repeated vomiting sensations!. Even when the dosage is a little above normal, delusion occurs & might induce instant sleep, with craving for food!. If you wake up the next morning with a reduced or lost ability to recall events occurred the previous evening, don't be surprised!. It's very scary & would have you weak in the knees!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Wine is strong, despite people downplaying on the fact that it's not a strong alcohol!. If consumed in higher dosages, it is!. Don't start off with wine if you're not a drinker!. Especially not red!.
Beer is good at times!. Try a small pint of bud-lite or any which has less alcoholic content (Less than 5% v/v) and consume slowly!. The body has it's limitations when orienting itself to alcohol!.
It's effects:
THE GOOD
A good feeling of elevated lightness!. Sip your alcohol slowly!. There's no hurry!. It releases stress & you feel better!. Not necessarily the first time, but twice or thrice over when familiar with the taste!. Recommended dosage of one or a couple of light beers once in a week, or a couple small glasses of light white wine, only when you feel the body is receptive, after or with meals!.
THE BAD
Body gets dehydrated!. Blood-flow increases with a higher heart rate!. Food consumption is more, to level the alcohol content!.
If consumed in excess, it causes severe delusion!. The body rejects the alcohol, inducing sleep & repeated vomiting sensations!. Even when the dosage is a little above normal, delusion occurs & might induce instant sleep, with craving for food!. If you wake up the next morning with a reduced or lost ability to recall events occurred the previous evening, don't be surprised!. It's very scary & would have you weak in the knees!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
any alcohol has side effects!. you get drunk!. haha but beer has more calories than anyother alcoholic drink so you get fat thats where the term beer belly comes from haha also i get headaches from drinking wine!. i'm not really sire what the best wine is and i couldnt tell you which beer has the least "side effects" but my favorites are blue moon, fat tire, heineken, & bud light limeWww@FoodAQ@Com
well, side effects of alcohol is getting drunk!. You lose your ability to reason and think clearly and often end up doing something stupid when you take it too much!.
the side effects of a bear, however, is usually mauling and death!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
the side effects of a bear, however, is usually mauling and death!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
If you attempt to drink a bear, it will kill you and eat you!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
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SIDE EFFECTS ,,,!.!.!.!.!.!.well yes I'm Fat and I fall over when I drink too much !.!.!.!.!.!.!.but !.!.!.!.!.hey!.!.!.!.!.!.!.life's a gas!Www@FoodAQ@Com
