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Hi everybody, i turn 21 in August and I plan on drinking beer.I am a man who is about 6'2 and between 190-200 pounds.Whats the maximum number of beers I can have a day and not have health problems?I heard the number is 2 for a man.I want to drink everyday.Once i find the beer I like I will drink a light beer like Coors Light or Bud Light.
-Westerntraveler
There are no health benefits from drinking, that you can't get from eating well and exercising. There are also severe risks of drinking, that you can't get from eating well and exercising.
The health benefit you -might- be referring to, is one glass of red wine daily for a healthy heart. If that's the benefit you're talking about, then that's the answer: one glass of red wine daily.
Yes there are. But the study that concluded this, ALSO concluded that the caloric content and risk of obesity outweighed the health benefits.
Also, since you are under 21, you don't drink responsibly. You drink illegally. You're looking to justify entering into a habitual drinking regimen. There is no justification for it. Sorry.
i do not drink illegally in Texas it is legal for a parent to give their children a beer in the privacy of their own home which is what me and my dad do so im not breaking any laws.
i do not drink illegally in Texas it is legal for a parent to give their children a beer in the privacy of their own home which is what me and my dad do so im not breaking any laws.
You need to learn to write and spell more than you do to drink. Your father is enabling you to become an alcoholic.
i drink a couple beers most days but rarely do i get drunk (maybe once every two months). i have no health issues whatsoever and exercise regularly. i would say more than 4 drinks a day is a lot, but everyone is different. also, drinking that much can be expensive.
you're excited about turning 21 and having the freedom to drink. that is normal and it is unfair for other posters to question whether or not you "should" drink.
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