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Drinking Gin Can Actually Be Good for Your Health

When we are speaking of a healthy lifestyle, we tend to exclude alcohol from this topic, not to mention the bad decisions we made when we are drinking a little bit more. But if you are drinking in moderation, alcohol can be good for your health. Gin is a liquor that has many health benefits, so, if you are a gin lover keep reading and you will be amazed how this liquor can help you.

 

Fight off illness

Juniper berries are the main ingredient of gin and they have a lot of medicinal benefits. These berries are used for centuries as an antiseptic and they can also fight off lung congestion and coughs.

 

Boost your digestion

Many people run away from this liquor due to its bitter taste, but this flavor is amazing for your digestive system. Gin is created from many herbs that can increase digestive enzymes and stomach acid secretions.

 

Subs antimalarial drugs

If you are traveling in a country where malaria occurs, you better start drinking gin when you get there. In the 1800s, gin was developed to make quinine tastier. The quinine derived from cinchona bark was an amazing medicine to prevent and cure malaria.

 

Improves your herbal intake

Teas or herbal remedies are a treasure and the gin’s composition make it a good choice for those who are searching natural ways. Gin is made of coriander, juniper berries, cassia, rosemary, nutmeg, angelica root and sage among with other ingredients, so this liquor may be the healthiest one.

 

Keep your skin young

Because of its natural ingredients that are packed with antioxidants, gin can keep your skin young and healthy. This liquor boosts your cellular restoration and this way you will keep your skin fresh and beautiful.

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