WARNING FOR BEER DRINKERS (*ESPECIALLY MEN)
A recent (2005) study conducted at Duke University in conjunction with the Coors Brewing Company has made several findings regarding the new, higher potency beers. One of these findings should be of particular interest to men who consume on average one drink per day. ***MEN, BE SURE TO PAY ATTENTION TO THIS EMAIL***
This study was subsequently suppressed out of concern for its impact on consumers and market share. However the power of the Internet means that the truth will come out no matter how hard corporate America tries to hide the facts from consumers! Forward this email to EVERYONE you know, whether they drink beer or not!!! Hopefully every one in America will read it and be warned!!!
THE PROBLEM: Newer Beers on the Market with Higher Concentration of “Hops”
***MALE BEER DRINKERS, TAKE NOTE!***
Certain brands have been found to contain a much higher concentration of hops, 9 TO 10 TIMES MORE than other, more traditional beers. This finding came as a surprise to many in the food and beverage industry, because it represents a potential danger that may cause beer to receive unwelcome attention from the Food and Drug Administration. Hops is well-known among herbalists and is commonly used for breast enlargement in women! Clinical and laboratory studies have shown that hops contains a potent phytoestrogen, a chemical that acts like the female hormone, estrogen, in the human body, and increases sexual desire in women.
***THE THREAT TO AMERICAN MANHOOD
Hops has been used for centuries in Europe to enhance breast size and to promote milk production in new mothers. It is second only to Fenugreek in estrogenic compounds. The higher concentration of hops of some of the newer beers has resulted in the development of female sexual characteristics in heavier drinkers. Some men are known to have produced milk after six months of continuous consumption. A lawsuit now under way in Oklahoma seeks several million dollars in damages from Bob Eubanks, age 31, who claims to have produced milk involuntarily as a result of his consumption of a certain brand of beer.
It is probably safe to stick with the beers you are familiar with rather than branch out just to try the latest taste. Keep drinking beer, but stick with the tried and true, and avoid the newer ones. Don’t let beer make a boob out of you!
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