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Beers have had a reputation of bad-for-you beverage. But are there beers that can be healthy? Yes, there is GOOD NEWS for Beer Lovers because beers can actually be a healthier drink choice. Ok, that doesn’t mean you live on beer day and night. It should still be an occasional drink. There are multiple benefits of beer like:-

It can be nutritious.

It contains vital nutrients like potassium (92 mg), calcium (14 mg) and of phosphorus (48 mg).

It prevents diseases.

Here is an exclusive list of healthy beers you can choose from without worrying about its ill effects.

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