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Alcohol with diet drinks reduce calories
Jun 30 2006, Pratyush

Alcohol and diet drink together may reduce the calories. On the other hand, it increases the alcohol movement in blood stream that may lead to health risks.

Chris Rayner, of the Royal Adelaide Hospital has conducted a study on the effect of the...

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