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I can't really speak on wine because I haven't researched it enough to weigh the pros and the cons. But I can speak intelligently about beer.
I don't think beer is the devil. Personally, I'll have beer 6 times a year: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, Super Bowl, 4th of July and Easter. I do this because these are days of celebration and I can bend the rules a little bit.
Any other time is mostly a no-no. And it's not because of the nutrition or lackof.
Beers are tasty and therein lies the problem. Like anything else tasty, it's very hard to be training and say you'll have just one. That's like eating clean all day and saying you'll have just a bite of a brownie. All you're really doing is setting yourself up for failure because one may lead to two, may lead to six, and it often does.
In general health, binge drinking is terrible. But most people accept that.
So the main dispute people seem to struggle with is having one beer with dinner or while watching the game. In terms of a long and lasting life, one beer a day won't kill you and recent studies prove it may be beneficial for your heart. [With dark beers, Bud Light doesn't count. Lol.] It's really a personal decision wether you have a beer with dinner or shun the thought.
One beer a day is not going to make you fat or force your benches to fall. But drinking a beer everyday might make your gains take twice as long. If you're lifting for general health, then you might not mind the inconvenience.
I don't think beer is the devil. Personally, I'll have beer 6 times a year: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, Super Bowl, 4th of July and Easter. I do this because these are days of celebration and I can bend the rules a little bit.
Any other time is mostly a no-no. And it's not because of the nutrition or lackof.
Beers are tasty and therein lies the problem. Like anything else tasty, it's very hard to be training and say you'll have just one. That's like eating clean all day and saying you'll have just a bite of a brownie. All you're really doing is setting yourself up for failure because one may lead to two, may lead to six, and it often does.
In general health, binge drinking is terrible. But most people accept that.
So the main dispute people seem to struggle with is having one beer with dinner or while watching the game. In terms of a long and lasting life, one beer a day won't kill you and recent studies prove it may be beneficial for your heart. [With dark beers, Bud Light doesn't count. Lol.] It's really a personal decision wether you have a beer with dinner or shun the thought.
One beer a day is not going to make you fat or force your benches to fall. But drinking a beer everyday might make your gains take twice as long. If you're lifting for general health, then you might not mind the inconvenience.
