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Every single source agreed that alcohol consumption exceeding one standard drink a day for women or two drinks a day for men can have negative health consequences, and that drinking beyond that ...

Derek Brown, D.C.-based author of "Mindful Mixology: A Comprehensive Guide to No- and Low-Alcohol Cocktails," reveals how to differentiate between the non-traditional alcoholic offerings.

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