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Diets That Let You Drink Alcohol: Plenty of diet plans make room for alcohol, though moderation is key.

Here’s a look at six diets that allow drinking, with the first five listed in the order they’re ranked among Best Weight-Loss Diets. One diet has not been evaluated by U.S. News as part of its Best Diets rankings. Each diet allows for at least one drink a day, and doesn’t require compensating with exercise or by shaving calories elsewhere.

Diets That Let You Drink Alcohol: Plenty of diet plans make room for alcohol, though moderation is key.

Here’s a look at six diets that allow drinking, with the first five listed in the order they’re ranked among Best Weight-Loss Diets. One diet has not been evaluated by U.S. News as part of its Best Diets rankings. Each diet allows for at least one drink a day, and doesn’t require compensating with exercise or by shaving calories elsewhere.

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Stay hydrated by alternating every alcoholic beverage with a non-alcoholic drink. Caffeine-free, non-carbonated drinks, such as water, can help lessen the effects of a hangover.

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"The human body has a barometer to tell the brain when it has consumed too much alcohol. After one too many, speech is slurred, the head aches, and the body becomes drowsy and gets wobbly on its feet. But caffeine can mask those sensory clues that usually stop drinkers."

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