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This does not happen with any other alcohol containing beverages just beer, my favorite. On weekends, I really used to enjoy a few beers. When I take my wife out for dinner, I always choose a beer with my dinner. If I am in a Mexican restaurant, I get one from that country, same with Italian, Asian, and so on. I really like craft beers. Some foods just don't taste as good without a beer.
I don't drink commercial mass produced beers, such as Bud or Miller. I am hardly a connoisseur, but I know what tastes good and bad.
What ingredient in the beer could be causing this? Has anyone else had this problem? What beers would you suggest?
You know, I am a moderate social drinker who is a fit and active 62. I just don't want to give up this pleasure. It's a small one, but it's important to me.
Before someone asks, I have no other allergies. I am at my right weight for my height, and I have am generally healthy.
This does not happen with any other alcohol containing beverages just beer, my favorite. On weekends, I really used to enjoy a few beers. When I take my wife out for dinner, I always choose a beer with my dinner. If I am in a Mexican restaurant, I get one from that country, same with Italian, Asian, and so on. I really like craft beers. Some foods just don't taste as good without a beer.
It happens to me at times as well, usually accompanied by a lock-jaw type of reaction. I googled it once (the lock jaw) and it was inconclusive. It doesn't seem to be associated with any particular kind of beer.
Are you sure you aren't having to much beer? Or that you're not allergic to something else?
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