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Old 03-11-2024, 08:27 PM #1
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I'm 63 have just started having symptoms...discomfort to pain and some burning and pins and needles mostly in one foot. I have drank too much for years but I eat healthily and am in pretty good shape... but here I am.
What I would like to know is this...I realize I can't drink as I have but can I have a few beers once a month? Or once every 2 weeks. If any one has experience or feedback I would like to hear. Thanks.
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Here's a thread of interest..
Alcohol Induced Neuropathy Part 2
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Welcome, Bayman!

Sorry I don't have an answer to your question. If drinking too much means that you might be an alcoholic, though, some experts will advise no more alcohol at all.

This Website has some good information:

Facts About Aging and Alcohol | National Institute on Aging
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