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Old September 20th, 2003, 04:21 AM
Jake
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Actually, I was saying exactly what I said. I'll make it more clear:

Beer belly come from sugar in beer.

Beer belly not come from alcohol in beer.

It come from sugar.

Sugar = devil.

Jake(beer drinker)

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Ah yes. The old maltose in beer=beer belly nonsence. Probably coming

from a
wine or spirit drinker. Even if you could remotely connect obesity with
beer, it would be because of over consumption and the excess carb take

that
might accompany the beer, i.e., a whole pizza. The "beer is the devil"
theory is a crock. Like anything, overconsumption is the problem.


Tell this to all the 20somethings that consume ten drinks or more on
Fri and Sat nights to make up for the week. They come out fighting since
they're agitated.



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Old September 20th, 2003, 06:01 AM
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Alan,

From your continual excuses and admonitions in the last few months about
enjoying a drink or two during an LC lifestyle, it's obvious that either
you're a "dry drunk" who feels the need to preach against the sins of
alcohol or you're a prohibitionist. I suspect the former.

We're talking here about calories and alcohol and how it fits into a LC
diet. The "20somethings" argument has nothing to do with this. If you're a
former drunk, why not ignore these threads and move on to something else?

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"Alan Renaldo" wrote in message
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"Bob" wrote in message

news:1UEab.520480$o%2.227731@sccrnsc02...
Ah yes. The old maltose in beer=beer belly nonsence. Probably coming

from a
wine or spirit drinker. Even if you could remotely connect obesity with
beer, it would be because of over consumption and the excess carb take

that
might accompany the beer, i.e., a whole pizza. The "beer is the devil"
theory is a crock. Like anything, overconsumption is the problem.


Tell this to all the 20somethings that consume ten drinks or more on
Fri and Sat nights to make up for the week. They come out fighting since
they're agitated.



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Old September 22nd, 2003, 11:20 PM
Alan Renaldo
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"Jake" wrote in message ...
Actually, I was saying exactly what I said. I'll make it more clear:

Beer belly come from sugar in beer.
Beer belly not come from alcohol in beer.
It come from sugar.


There is no beer without sugar, therefore beer belly come from beer.
On the other hand, there is no wine belly, especially dry wine belly.

Sugar = devil.


Jake(beer drinker)


You consume sugar.
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Old September 23rd, 2003, 07:12 AM
Jake
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That is correct.

When I consume beer.

Jake.

"Alan Renaldo" wrote You consume sugar.


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Old September 23rd, 2003, 09:43 PM
Alan Renaldo
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"Jake" wrote in message ...
That is correct.

When I consume beer.

Jake.


Beer is cheap but unhealthy the way dry red wine is. I only drink
beer outside because it is cheap, but I limit a drink to one. Dry red
wine like
merlot and sauvignon are healthy because they clean your arteries of
cholesterol. Plus dry red wine contains very little sugar. Okay you
can say it might contain sulfites but there is dry red wine which can
be bought containing
no sulfites.

There is almost such thing as a dry drunk. Your drunks consume
excessive sweet wines for the most part.
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Old September 24th, 2003, 12:35 AM
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In article , homeboy73
@eudoramail.com says...
Beer is cheap but unhealthy the way dry red wine is. I only drink
beer outside because it is cheap, but I limit a drink to one. Dry red
wine like

Dark beers have anti-oxidants and falvenoids akin to those in red wine.
Good beers are not necessarily cheap. Good beers can be healthy in
moderation much like a wine. Most peoples idea of beer is somewhat
skewed by marketing and culture, trust me there is an entire WORLD of
good beers out there.
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Old September 24th, 2003, 01:29 AM
Jake
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Wine tastes like ass. Even good wine is an aquired taste. So is beer, for
that matter. Oh well, gave up both.


Jake.


"Alan Renaldo" wrote in message
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"Jake" wrote in message

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That is correct.

When I consume beer.

Jake.


Beer is cheap but unhealthy the way dry red wine is. I only drink
beer outside because it is cheap, but I limit a drink to one. Dry red
wine like
merlot and sauvignon are healthy because they clean your arteries of
cholesterol. Plus dry red wine contains very little sugar. Okay you
can say it might contain sulfites but there is dry red wine which can
be bought containing
no sulfites.

There is almost such thing as a dry drunk. Your drunks consume
excessive sweet wines for the most part.



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Old October 1st, 2003, 10:07 PM
Alan Renaldo
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Kevin Martin (Homebrewer) wrote in message . net...

Dark beers have anti-oxidants and falvenoids akin to those in red wine.
Good beers are not necessarily cheap.


Good beers still contain *sugar*, while dry red wines do not.

Good beers can be healthy in
moderation much like a wine.


Not like dry red wine.


Most peoples idea of beer is somewhat
skewed by marketing and culture, trust me there is an entire WORLD of
good beers out there.


"Good" beers? There is no such thing as a "good beer". Beer will still
pile up the calories...and sugar.
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Old October 1st, 2003, 10:09 PM
Alan Renaldo
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"Jake" wrote in message ...
Wine tastes like ass. Even good wine is an aquired taste. So is beer, for
that matter. Oh well, gave up both.


Dry red wine is healthy since it lacks sugar and calories the way beer
contains. Beer tastes like urine.
 




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