beer may make bones stronger

[Nessa 23]

The Subcommittee on Nutrition During Lactation (1991) found "there is no scientific evidence that consumption of alcoholic beverages has a beneficial impact on any aspect of lactation performance." They recommended that if alcohol was used by the nursing mother it be limited to no more than 0.5 grams of alcohol per kg. of body weight, which for a 132 pound woman (60 kg) would allow no more than 2 beers, 2 ounces of liquor or 8 ounces of wine per day.

Read more: http://parenting.ivillage.com/newborn/nbre...l#ixzz0O9nlAdP4

[almaty 19]

beer...num num

hey alright ..brother jim, ftw!

an ER doctor told me for men..drinking a beer a day..keeps your pecker hard....i drank 6 last night and typing this without using my hands

[LoriLawless 0]

beer...num num

hey alright ..brother jim, ftw!

an ER doctor told me for men..drinking a beer a day..keeps your pecker hard....i drank 6 last night and typing this without using my hands

[ddartt1 2]

Here’s another reason to have a beer – a recent study suggests that females who drink beer on a regular basis are less likely to suffer from osteoporosis, London’s Daily Telegraph reported.

The medical journal Nutrition says that beer has a high level of silicon, which slows down the thinning that leads to broken bones and helps form new ones.

Beer also has phytoestrogens, which are also good for keeping bones healthy and strong.

Scientists asked more than 1,000 women in their 40s about their drinking habits. They then scanned the women’s hands, and found the women who drank beer had denser hands.

“Silicon plays a major role in bone formation,” the researchers said. “Beer has been claimed to be one of the most important sources of silicon in the Western diet."

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,539264,00.html

Yay! Lots of beer tonight!

[HAL 9000 96]

Is it true that the hops in beer makes women's breasts bigger??

That's what I've heard!

[HAL 9000 96]

The Subcommittee on Nutrition During Lactation (1991) found "there is no scientific evidence that consumption of alcoholic beverages has a beneficial impact on any aspect of lactation performance." They recommended that if alcohol was used by the nursing mother it be limited to no more than 0.5 grams of alcohol per kg. of body weight, which for a 132 pound woman (60 kg) would allow no more than 2 beers, 2 ounces of liquor or 8 ounces of wine per day.

Read more: http://parenting.ivillage.com/newborn/nbre...l#ixzz0O9nlAdP4

Lies!!!!

A 6 pack a day...

J/K. I probably don't want my wife guzzling any alcohol during gestation on through lactation.