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Chronic Liver Disease and Regular Heavy Drinking

By Tim Moore

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News in recent years has touted the possible/potential benefits of regular alcohol consumption, particulary wine and higher tannin-level wines. However, regularly drinking to excess has a high correlation with liver disease, including cirrhosis. And, according to British research, regular heavy drinking is more likely to lead to liver disease versus occasional binge drinking. So, apparently,

Full post as published by Social Security Disability SSI Blog on March 25, 2009 (boomark / email).

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