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When this study was published in 1900's America, the prescribed use of alcohol as medication for many different ailments was common. In her study, Martha Allen shows why this is not a wise use of alcohol and goes on to describe scientific research that shows the negative effects of alcohol on the body, on cells of the body and on breast milk.

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