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    Beer????

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    So first I'm 23 years old I maybe have couple beers every two weeks. Don't judge I have good friend and I enjoy the company and fun.
    Sooo my question is, is there and beers you could recommend for me that is someone what paleo. Or beer with out the wheat in it.

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    There are gluten free beers out there, but honestly, if you are drinking that little it's not worth the hassle. Consider it your 20% and enjoy it.
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    When I was 23, 2 or 3 was the warm-up for the evening festivities! I agree with Damiana.... if that is all you consume, it isn't worth sweating the load over.

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    I mean....go through the 30-60 days of strictness then reintroduce a wheat product to find out if you may or may not be intolerant to gluten. If not then get yourself some Milwaukee's Best and have a good time . If so then you should make the extra effort to find the gluten free stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BeatMD View Post
    I maybe have couple beers every two weeks.
    Unless you've got an intolerance to it, I would not worry. As someone has said, treat it as part of your 20% treat.
    Why use a sledge hammer to crack a nut when a steam roller is even more effective, and, is fun to drive.

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    Budweiser makes a sorghum beer called Red Bridge that is gluten free.
    Would I be putting a grain-feed cow on a fad diet if I took it out of the feedlot and put it on pasture eating the grass nature intended?

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