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Gin has a reputation for being one of the most popular and widely consumed alcoholic drinks. It is known to be a mild drink but, when you mix in little bits of alcohol & flavors such as juniper berries, it goes sour quickly & leaves a lot of people with bad breath. Juniper berries have antioxidant properties and have traditionally been used by numerous cultures as a treatment for various respiratory ailments. They are high in antioxidants which restore damaged skin cells and improve complexion. It is said they also benefit the skin when taken topically, which is helpful for people who generally have dry skin. Gin has a reputation for being one of the most popular and widely consumed alcoholic drinks. It is known to be a mild drink but, when you mix in little bits of alcohol & flavors such as juniper berries, it goes sour quickly & leaves a lot of people with bad breath. Juniper berries have antioxidant properties and have traditionally been used by numerous cultures as a treatment for various respiratory ailments. They are high in antioxidants which restore damaged skin cells and improve complexion. It is said they also benefit the skin when taken topically, which is helpful for people who generally have dry skin.

Finding alcoholic drinks with low sugar content is difficult, but Gin offers a lower-calorie alternative that is great for social gatherings or when you have time to spare. We’ve taken a look at the nutritional profile of Gin and seen that it has some health benefits, but is still good to drink. Gin is distilled from grains (usually rice), which are partly cooked and then distilled using water. The actual product is made up of two main ingredients: fermenting fruit alcohol (fruit juice or other type of fruit ) and sugar (usually white granulated sugar).