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Red Wine is Fine (in Small Amounts)
However, if you drink more than a glass, the health benefits are outweighed by the amount of alcohol you're consuming. "It is not recommended that anyone begin drinking alcohol or drink more frequently on the basis of potential health benefits," according to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, which is published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Dr. Graf agrees, saying, "Moderation for everything is key."
Would you rather be four feet tall or eight feet tall? Deaf or blind? Poor and beautiful or rich and ugly? If you've ever played the game "Would You Rather," you've probably contemplated similar hypothetical dilemmas.
But when you encounter a real-life dilemma in your beauty routine, what option do you choose? And what are the consequences? We put together a list of some of the most common beauty sins (popping a pimple vs. concealing it, tanning beds vs. tanning outside and drinking booze vs. drinking liquor) and investigated just how bad they really are for your body. Think of it as Would You Rather?: Beauty Edition.
But when you encounter a real-life dilemma in your beauty routine, what option do you choose? And what are the consequences? We put together a list of some of the most common beauty sins (popping a pimple vs. concealing it, tanning beds vs. tanning outside and drinking booze vs. drinking liquor) and investigated just how bad they really are for your body. Think of it as Would You Rather?: Beauty Edition.
