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Beer has no vitamins. The alcohol from liquor is processed through your liver the same way that beer is. Liquor also has 0 calories so if anything that's healthier. You sure know some dumb doctors
You might check your facts on calories in liquor. A shot of pretty much anything has ~60-70 calories in it.
It doesn't matter what we think but it does bring home thoughts of our own family issues. My former sil, drank "lite" beer probably drank 4 or so nightly too, starting at 4PM. He definitely had addictive issues and died young from lung cancer, cigs. Started his buzz at 4PM.
Thinking more about me and my loss of desire, since I had hip done, I'm so unstable that a buzz would be fearful for me and falling down. I drink a 1/2 glass once a month at bridge and mix it with Vitamin Revive drink and that's it. Wobble around with that.
List of Vitamins in Beer | LIVESTRONG.COM
However you like to drink beer, a single 12-ounce serving can provide you with more important vitamins and minerals than wine or hard liquor...
Still sounds like something Alcoholics say to justify their drinking. I don't really care who drinks what but don't try to pass it off like it's health food. If you drink 4 beers per night that is still 400-600 empty calories which is 25% or more of most people's daily required calories (especially people that sit around and drink every night who are probably sedentary)
Beer has no vitamins. The alcohol from liquor is processed through your liver the same way that beer is. Liquor also has 0 calories so if anything that's healthier. You sure know some dumb doctors
Are you kidding? A shot of vodka has about 100 calories...that's a bit less than a light beer but 4 shots a night could contribute to weight gain for sure.
Reckon if someone constitute "normal" results on their liver function, they mean normal damage for consuming it on a daily basis. Sugar levels are impacted when alcohol is involved.
If this is so called "non damaging" then hospitals would use it in iv's. pretty sure there is good reasons they do not.
Op- at minimum , consumption in a brief amount of time will start to erode the digestive system, let alone the kidney/liver.
What's he like if he doesn't have his 4 beers? That will determine your answer.
I'd want to know why he wants 4 beers per night, especially if he's away from you all day.
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