Alcohol dehydrates the skin, triggers rosacea and speeds up wrinkles. What the studies say and five habits to reduce the damage without giving up beer.
Excessive alcohol consumption is unfortunately a deeply rooted practice in many cultures around the world, making its impact on human health a topic of constant research and concern.
The yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae is found in beer, wine, and bread, but also in research laboratories, as it is the organism that initiated modern biochemistry and molecular biology and remains a fundamental testing ground for science.
For a long time, a growing waistline has been associated with our passion for trying various beer styles, even though the same is rarely said about wine and spirits.
What are the benefits of beer for hair? What is the correct way to use it? How can we use beer to stimulate growth, add volume, manage curly hair, or repair split ends?
Excessive alcohol consumption is a disorder that can have serious consequences for the health of affected individuals, the immediate family environment, and society as a whole.
Citing a Harvard School of Public Health study, PETA claims that beer can strengthen bones and help us live longer, while milk causes obesity, diabetes, and cancer.
You’re out with friends, have a few drinks and suddenly start hiccuping like an overexcited child. Is it normal to get hiccups after drinking alcohol?
