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Whether you’re Irish or not, many of us will be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day by knocking back some Jameson whiskey and a pint or two of Guinness - and don’t forget the Irish soda bread! Before you start feeling too bad about the alcohol and carb overload, you’ll be glad to know that all those ads from the 1920s that read “Guinness Is Good For You” had some truth to them.

Researchers from a University of Wisconsin study discovered that drinking Guinness reduced blood clots and the risk of heart attacks. Like red wine and dark chocolate, and unlike other beers, Guinness also contains immune-boosting antioxidants. Some other reasons you may want to enjoy a pint of beer on St. Patty’s Day: better bones, weight management, and a better memory. This is not a license to go out and get blitzed though. As always, everything is better in moderation, but if you end up kicking back a few too many, check out these hangover cures.

Source: Flickr User Stijn Debrouwere

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Reader CheesePlease gave this crustless quiche a healthful Irish twist. She shared her recipe in our Wholesome Recipe team.

With Irish cheddar, Irish potatoes, and Guinness caramelized onions, this crustless quiche is a fantastic, balanced way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Additionally, many thanks to kale and spinach, it even now incorporates a bit of festive green.

For the recipe and instructions, visit her weblog, Cheese Make sure you.

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Whether you’re Irish or not, many of us will be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day by knocking back some Jameson whiskey and a pint or two of Guinness - and don’t forget the Irish soda bread! Before you start feeling too bad about the alcohol and carb overload, you’ll be glad to know that all those ads from the 1920s that read “Guinness Is Good For You” had some truth to them.

Researchers from a University of Wisconsin study discovered that drinking Guinness reduced blood clots and the risk of heart attacks. Like red wine and dark chocolate, and unlike other beers, Guinness also contains immune-boosting antioxidants. Some other reasons you may want to enjoy a pint of beer on St. Patty’s Day: better bones, weight management, and a better memory. This is not a license to go out and get blitzed though. As always, everything is better in moderation, but if you end up kicking back a few too many, check out these hangover cures.

Source: Flickr User Stijn Debrouwere

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