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It was said moderate consumption of alcohol has health benefits, unhappily, that's not true.

As far back as 450 BC, physicians have recommended wine to combat fever, disinfect wounds and provide nutritional supplements. But Greek science also taught that the stars moved on heavenly spheres, so one has to be careful. Has anything been learned since?

For years, beer was pitched as wine's equal, or better, for your health. As with wine, that claim has not held up.
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