Alcohol is a diuretic, meaning that it causes dehydration. The liquid in beer is not, by itself, sufficient to replace the water that alcohol removes from your system. Drinking large amounts always results in dehydration, which is one of the major factors in hangovers.
As you are no doubt aware, people with reduced kidney function, or a tendency toward kidney problems (or, in your case, with no spare to depend on) need to be especially careful to keep themselves hydrated. That applies to hot weather, exercise, and also to drinking. One should drink plenty of water along with whatever alcoholic beverage they choose.
So there are the facts. You will have to answer the question for yourself.
DEFINITELY!!!! especially Niall- he luvs it!! Except Liam- he can't drink cuz he only has one kidney
Yes
Yes. Not only did he drink, but he was a severe alcoholic which ultimately led to his death in an alcohol-induced car accident.
The only way to get drunk is to drink stuff with alcohol in it. Like beer, wine, vodka, scotch,...
Of course not. Beer only makes it worse.
The alcohol content of beer in Iowa is 5.8%. This is considered the national average for percent of alcohol in beer. Many states offer a lower content beer that has only 3.2% alcohol.
What you really should be concerned about is becoming addicted to alcohol if you drink too much beer; alcoholismis a very serious condition. But the only way in which urine is affected by beer, is that you will have more of it.
chemicals found in beer
If you know someone in the military the Commisary on base has it. They only transport and store cold and in Oklahoma you can not have any drink above 3.6% alcohol ready to drink.
He could only drink about 1/8th of his weight.
not only does he drink beer...he drinks Gatorade as well...hes a thrill seeker
Have your gall bladder checked.