why is beer made to look so bad!!!!!
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I was wondering the same thing myself so I looked it up online. It seems that beer for whatever reason blocks your fat cells and prevents them from being burned. A coating if you will. No thank you. I've really limited my alcohol content since reading this.0
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I'm not a fan of beer, but this is what I imagine beer would look like in heaven...0
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. they have some good low carb/calorie beers now too
I refuse to believe there are good light beers out there.
The problem with light beer is the don't even use good beer, they use crap beer and add water.
Samuel Adams Light is about as "light" as I can go...just drink a Guinness....120 calories0 -
I never met a beer that I didn't like::drinker:
I have .... PBR or the Beast
...or Natty Light/Ice Ugh.
Really, anything that has a canned version. I'm a complete beer snob and proud of it. For me it's craft/micro brews, mostly IPA's but I like to experiment with other styles too.
Try canned beers from The Alchemist (Heady Topper is easily the best IPA I've ever had and it only comes in cans), Oskar Blues, Surly, 21st Amendment, Sierra Nevada, etc and get back to me on your anti-can stance
I had a canned beer recently that was good, a micro brew. I can't remember the name now but it was a little can.
I haven't seen Sierra in cans around here. I wouldn't object to a good IPA in a can. Usually canned beer to me is the "big 3" crap that I wouldn't drink in a bottle or on tap either.0 -
I was on a cruise around new years and had a JW Blue Label King George V neat. It's the smoothest drink I've ever had, didn't even feel like I was drinking, I just got the taste.
Loving that doesn't mean I can't enjoy red label or JD and red bull too.0 -
I was wondering the same thing myself so I looked it up online. It seems that beer for whatever reason blocks your fat cells and prevents them from being burned. A coating if you will. No thank you. I've really limited my alcohol content since reading this.
This is absolutely not true in any way. I've had beer every day for 2 years and have lost over 80lbs in the process.0 -
beer contains silica which makes your bones stronger
i love beer0 -
I can't stand beer they all taste like piss.
BLOCKED!0 -
I'm pretty good at drinking beer0
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I was wondering the same thing myself so I looked it up online. It seems that beer for whatever reason blocks your fat cells and prevents them from being burned. A coating if you will. No thank you. I've really limited my alcohol content since reading this.
This is absolutely not true in any way. I've had beer every day for 2 years and have lost over 80lbs in the process.
Yeah I I failed to mention this this is only true with access alcohol. 3+ 1-2 is actually beneficial with 1 being the most.0 -
um....I'm sorry, I was raised in a household that believed beer was a cure all, and I'm the ONLY one with a weight problem, and I drink less than they do...My grandmother drank at least a 6 pack a day until she died...at 990
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Furthermore, alcohol is the primary gateway drug to harder drugs with further ruin peoples lives.
Because drinking beer makes me want to do some tar heroine.
Yep, the ol' gateway theory. :laugh:
Just hilarious!0 -
Furthermore, alcohol is the primary gateway drug to harder drugs with further ruin peoples lives.
Because drinking beer makes me want to do some tar heroine.
Yep, the ol' gateway theory. :laugh:
Just hilarious!
Who are you kidding, tar heroine was my gateway drug to IPAs0 -
Light beer is better than no beer!0
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Well, any alcohol in general DOES in fact block protein synthesis (slowing down muscle recovery and growth)-- and the hops in beer are one of the most natural forms of estrogen you can put into your own body, so if you're a bodybuilder drinking beer is going to spoil your training.
But personally I definitely enjoy a dark lager or most IPA's,. magic hat #9 is a favorite of mine, but then there's always yuengling black and tan, budweiser...
so thirsty now :drinker:0 -
Well, any alcohol in general DOES in fact block protein synthesis (slowing down muscle recovery and growth)--
It INHIBITS protein synthesis by the fact that alcohol dehydrates you. So stay hydrated. Getting dehydrated without alcohol as a factor will cause the same reduction in protein synthesis.0 -
i love a cold beer on a hot sunny day on the beach..problem is I start slugging them down like water...so it is massive amount of empty calories...0
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Well, any alcohol in general DOES in fact block protein synthesis (slowing down muscle recovery and growth)-- and the hops in beer are one of the most natural forms of estrogen you can put into your own body, so if you're a bodybuilder drinking beer is going to spoil your training.
But personally I definitely enjoy a dark lager or most IPA's,. magic hat #9 is a favorite of mine, but then there's always yuengling black and tan, budweiser...
so thirsty now :drinker:
I've got bitty titties, so I tell myself that beer keeps me from being flat chested... titties and beer...0 -
Furthermore, alcohol is the primary gateway drug to harder drugs with further ruin peoples lives.
Because drinking beer makes me want to do some tar heroine.
Yep, the ol' gateway theory. :laugh:
Just hilarious!
Who are you kidding, tar heroine was my gateway drug to IPAs
:laugh:
Magic gateway0 -
. they have some good low carb/calorie beers now too
I refuse to believe there are good light beers out there.
The problem with light beer is the don't even use good beer, they use crap beer and add water.0
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