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An example is golfer Phil Mickelson, who is a beer-drinker who has struggled with his weight.
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Beer and other alcohol is even more harmful to women, who have less body water (which dissolves alcohol) than men.
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Beer makes a drinker crave eating more, which puts on weight
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Beer is high in harmful carbohydrates, which makes it a cause of diabetes and many other health problems. A typical can or bottle of beer contains about 150 calories, including 13 grams of carbohydrates, and some beers contain far more.
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Beer addiction is a primary cause of obesity
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In 2022, beer sales in the U.S. declined by 3.1%.
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more than 10 pounds in beer per year (one six-pack per week).
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Beer addiction is a primary cause of obesity, as the average American consumes the caloric equivalent of about 10 pounds in beer per year.
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→Craft breweries
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→United States: In some areas of the country such as St. Louis, where there has long been prominent sponsorship of a popular sports team by a larger brewery, craft breweries have developed to a ridiculous extent and resulted in a glut of tiny brew
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→See also: Addiction
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For all that, beer dehydrates rather than a healthy hydration, for those who drink it.
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Beer is immensely wasteful of water, using 7-10 gallons of water to produce merely one pint of beer. Amid increasingly worse water shortages, beer is wasting 60-80 times as much water as contained in a glass of beer.
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I know people who got food poisoning from beer. The claim of beer saftey is absurd and unsupported.
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