How Booze Can Make Your Face Red, Flushed, and Swollen

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Face flushing? You might want to look at what you’re drinking: Alcohol can raise your risk of a skin condition called rosacea, a new study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology suggests.

In the study, researchers quizzed nearly 83,000 people on their alcohol intake every four years. They discovered that the more total alcohol they drank, the more likely they were to develop rosacea over the 14-year follow up.

How Booze Can Make Your Face Red, Flushed, and Swollen, BY CHRISTA SGOBBA, Men's Health

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