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Beer tanning, a dangerous social media trend promoting sunbathing with beer, faces warnings from experts due to potential skin damage and health risks

Tiktok's new beer tanning fad is a concern for health experts; know why they are warning against it

Beer tanning, a dangerous social media trend promoting sunbathing with beer, faces warnings from experts due to potential skin damage and health risks

The world of social media is no stranger to bizarre and unconventional trends, and one such trend that emerged recently is "beer tanning." Originating on platforms like TikTok, the beer tanning fad gained popularity as a supposedly natural and safe way to achieve a sun-kissed glow. However, experts in dermatology and health have raised significant concerns about the potential dangers associated with this trend.
<h3>What is Beer Tanning?</h3>
Beer tanning involves applying beer on the skin while sunbathing, with the belief that it enhances tanning results and accelerates the process. Advocates of this trend claim that beer's yeast and other components stimulate melanin production, leading to a faster and deeper tan.&nbsp;
However, Dermatologists and health experts worldwide are strongly cautioning against the beer tanning fad. They stress that there is no scientific evidence to support the idea that beer enhances tanning or protects the skin from sun damage. Instead, they emphasize the importance of using proven methods to protect the skin from harmful UV rays.
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Neuzeller Klosterbräu, a German brewery has invented the world's first powdered beer. 

German brewery creates the world's first powdered beer

Neuzeller Klosterbr&auml;u, a German brewery, has claimed to have invented the world's first powdered beer.&nbsp;

Good news for beer enthusiasts! Now you can make your favourite drink just like instant coffee or a protein shake.&nbsp;
All thanks to German brewery Neuzeller Klosterbr&auml;u which came up with the idea of powdered beer. The brewery claims that the powdered beer tastes just like regular beer and also looks similar to a typical carbonated drink.&nbsp;
The powder currently available creates a non-alcoholic beverage. However, an alcoholic version will be available soon, according to Mr. Fritsche.&nbsp;
To prepare the drink, all you need to do is put a couple of spoons of the beer powder into a glass, then add water, and mix it well.&nbsp;
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Beer benefits for hair and skin : This drink will not just make you feel good but will also make your skin and hair feel good, know how to use it. 

Beer Beauty Benefits : How to use beer for hair and skin? Know benefits

Beer is filled with several beneficial components like antioxidants and proteins called hop and malt. All of these things are known to be good for hair and skin. 

Make your hair and skin feel good with beer; here's how to use it

Beer is filled with antioxidants and has several benefits for hair and skin, know how to use it.&nbsp;

Beer benefits for hair and skin : When we hear of beer all we can think about is summer evenings, chilled drinks and good company but what if we tell you it has more to offer.
Though beer is the third most consumed drink after water and tea, it has several skin and hair benefits too.&nbsp;
According to a study conducted in London in 2000, drinking darker beers helps to improve the quality of skin as they are filled with antioxidants and that makes it a beauty potion.
Beginning with skin benefits, beer helps to fight premature ageing, keeps the skin clean and prevents infections. Apart from antioxidants, polyphenols and melanoidin are also present in different types of beers and that work as anti-ageing agents.&nbsp;
<h3>How to use beer for skin?</h3>
You can make a skin mask. Add 1 tablespoon of beer to the egg white and mix it with 3-4 drops of almond oil. Mix it well. Now, apply the mask to your face and neck and once it is dry, wash it with lukewarm water. In the next step, pat your skin dry and moisturise it well.&nbsp;
Talking about hair, de-carbonated beers are used as conditioners to repair damaged hair and gives volume to hair. It is said that beer is beneficial for hair as it has two proteins called hop and malt, which help to repair damaged hair cuticles and strengthen hair follicles. However, there is no scientific evidence to back this claim.&nbsp;
<h3>How to use beer for hair?</h3>
For this, you need to leave the beer open for around 10 hours and if you are in rush, then you can pour beer into a container and microwave it.&nbsp;
You can now take flat beer and apply it to your scalp and use it from the roots to the tips. Now, massage it well for 5 minutes and then wash your hair with plain water. Use this method once in a month, if used more often, it can dry out skin and hair because of the alcohol content.&nbsp;

In a statement, Budweiser said that they will host an ultimate championship celebration for the winning country

Budweiser offers massive beer celebration for World Cup winning country

After FIFA banned the sale of beer in Stadium, Budweiser decided to give all its extra Qatar 2022 stockpile beer to the country which wins the World Cup. 

In a statement, Budweiser said that they will host an ultimate championship celebration for the winning country

After FIFA banned the sale of beer in Stadium, Budweiser decided to give all its extra Qatar 2022 stockpile beer to the country which wins the World Cup.&nbsp;
In a tweet, Budweiser wrote, the winning country gets the Buds. Who will get them?
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While in a statement, the company said that they will host an ultimate championship celebration for the winning country.&nbsp;
In a last-minute decision, FIFA reversed its policy surrounding the sale of alcohol at the stadium during the World Cup 2022, leaving Budweiser with large stockpiles of beer.&nbsp;
Budweiser initially planned to sell the drinks at fan zones as well as at stadiums during FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

World Cup organisers reportedly have made another late change in alcohol policy only two days before games start in Qatar, banning beer sales at the eight soccer stadiums in and around Doha

FIFA World Cup 2022: No beer at eight venues in Qatar

It comes as a major disappointment for football fans as FIFA banned the sale of beer at all eight venues in Qatar.

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The sale of all beer with alcohol at the eight World Cup stadiums in Qatar was banned Friday, only two days before the soccer tournament is set to start

It comes as a major disappointment for football fans as FIFA banned the sale of beer at all eight venues in Qatar.
In a statement, FIFA said after a discussion with host country authorities, a decision has been made to focus the sale of alcoholic beverages on the FIFA Fan Festival, other fan destinations and licensed venues, removing sales points of beer from ... stadium perimeters.
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Budweiser's parent company, AB InBev, pays tens of millions of dollars at each World Cup for exclusive rights to sell beer. The company's partnership with FIFA started at the 1986 tournament.
When Qatar launched its bid to host the World Cup, the country agreed to respect FIFA's commercial partners, and again when signing contracts after winning the vote in 2010.
At the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, the host country was forced to change a law to allow alcohol sales in stadiums.

world's most expensive beers , International Beer Day 2022: Here's a list of the most expensive beers available across the world. Take a look! 

International Beer Day 2022 : These are the world's most expensive beers 

International Beer Day 2022: Here's a list of the most expensive beers available across the world. Take a look! 

International Beer Day 2022: These are the world's most expensive beers 

International Beer Day 2022 : Here's a list of the most expensive beers available across the world. Take a look!&nbsp;

International Beer Day : How much would you pay for a beer? Rs 200? Rs 500? Surely, not more than 1000 bucks. But there are, in fact, beers that cost well beyond hundreds or even thousands of dollars.&nbsp;&nbsp;
We&rsquo;ve rounded up a list of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/international-beer-day-2022-these-are-the-world-s-most-expensive-beers-1659526150777">most expensive beers</a> available across the world. Take a look!&nbsp;
<h3>The Lost Abbey Cable Car Kriek</h3>
Released in 2011, this beer is one of the rarest brews in the world. The Lost Abbey Cable Car Kriek costs $923 for 750ml and is available in cherry, grape and plum flavours. It&rsquo;s so rare that during its release, there were only three locations where it could be consumed and the beer came with a no carry-out policy.
<h3>Brew Dog's The End of History</h3>
This Scottish beer has 55% alcohol content and makers recommend drinking it in small servings. The limited-edition beer by BrewDog will cost you a whopping $765 for 650ml. And believe it or not, the bottles are individually crafted using real animals that have died of natural causes.&nbsp;
<h3>Carlsberg Jacobsen Vintage No.1</h3>
This limited edition beer is aged for six months before being distributed. &nbsp;Carlsberg Jacobsen Vintage No.1 costs $400 for 375ml. What makes it even more elusive is that it's only available in Denmark.
<h3>Schorschbock 57</h3>
This beer has 57% alcohol content. Well, is this even a beer anymore? Yes, it is. Schorschbock 57 is the strongest beer in the world. Expect to pay at least $300 per bottle if you can find one as it is a limited edition.
<h3>Duvel</h3>
This Belgian beer is brewed for 90 days before it is packaged and distributed. This is what gives it the bitter flavour. It&rsquo;s one of the costliest beers in India and is sold for ₹750 but if you choose to have it in a bar or pub, it will easily cost around ₹1000 or more.&nbsp;
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Drinking beer might help you have a healthier gut, according to new research.

Study claims a beer a day might keep gut bacteria away!

Drinking beer might help you have a healthier gut, according to new research.

Good news for beer lovers! Moderate consumption of beer can increase the diversity of people&rsquo;s gut bacteria, according to a recent study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.&nbsp;
Microbes in the gut aid digestion, protect bodies against disease-causing bacteria and regulate immune system.&nbsp;
The researchers conducted the study over a four-week period, participants were given 325 ml of beer (non-alcoholic or alcoholic) every day. Their gut microbiota was examined both before and after the study.
The team found positive impact of beer consumption on the participants&rsquo; intestinal health. Study authors also observed that moderate consumption of beer didn't impact participants&rsquo; body weight, fat mass or even their heart health and metabolism.&nbsp;
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People are fine when inflation hits their food and fuel but things get a bit personal when Australians are asked to pay beer tax that brings the price of a pint up to $15.&nbsp;
Beer drinkers in Australia could soon be forking out up to $10 for a schooner and $15 for a pint as the industry is hit with the biggest tax increase in 30 years.The tax is set to increase by four per cent, or $2.50 more per litre, marking the largest jump in decades.While the tax hikes will impact big breweries, pubs, clubs and hotels, many of Australia's micro breweries, buying your own drinks at the bottle shop is no way to avoid the hike either, with taxes on a carton to rise to $18.80.
The Brewers association is pleading with the government to provide tax relief before the hidden beer tax goes up again in February next year.&nbsp;

Beer tax! This inflation is hard to gulp in Australia

Australians facing $15 pints as largest beer tax hike in decades looms

Beer tax in Australia! This inflation is hard to gulp

Australia&rsquo;s beer excise tax making its biggest jump in 30 years, with prices set to increase by 4%, or $2.50 a ltr
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People are fine when inflation hits their food and fuel but things get a bit personal when Australians are asked to pay beer tax that brings the price of a pint up to $15.&nbsp;
Beer drinkers in Australia could soon be forking out up to $10 for a schooner and $15 for a pint as the industry is hit with the biggest tax increase in 30 years. The tax is set to increase by four per cent, or $2.50 more per litre, marking the largest jump in decades. While the tax hikes will impact big breweries, pubs, clubs and hotels, many of Australia's micro breweries, buying your own drinks at the bottle shop is no way to avoid the hike either, with taxes on a carton to rise to $18.80.
The Brewers association is pleading with the government to provide tax relief before the hidden beer tax goes up again in February next year.&nbsp;

Would you taste a beer made out of urine? Well, people are Singapore are drinking and praising it.  
A company named, NEWBrew has taken the message of being environment-friendly too seriously and in collaboration with NEWater, Singapore’s brand of drinking water recycled from sewage is making beers. 
People who have sampled NEWBrew, say they find that it’s a refreshing, light-tasting ale that’s perfect for Singapore’s tropical climate.
According to reports, Singapore's national water agency PUB says the new beer is part of an effort to educate Singaporeans on the importance of sustainable water use and recycling.
The first batch of NEWBrew is already sold out on tap at Brewerkz restaurants and the company expects stocks at supermarkets will run out by the end of July. 

A new high! Beer made out of sewage water in Singapore

A new 'high' for sustainability, as beer is now being brewed using waste water. Will you toast to it?

Sustainable beer, now with sewage water 

Singapore&rsquo;s NEWater is made by disinfecting sewage with ultraviolet light and passing the liquid through advanced membranes to remove contaminant particles&nbsp;

A new 'high' for sustainability, as beer is now being brewed using waste water. Simply speaking sewage water is being used to make beer by a startup who is getting big praise for it.&nbsp;
Since 2003, a program called NEWater has developed a treatment system to renew the water consumed by the population. NEWBrew is the latest offering from the program in collaboration with PUB - toasting a new unique craft drink&nbsp;
People who have sampled NEWBrew, say they find that it&rsquo;s a refreshing, light-tasting ale that&rsquo;s perfect for Singapore&rsquo;s tropical climate.
According to reports, Singapore's national water agency PUB says the new beer is part of an effort to educate Singaporeans on the importance of sustainable water use and recycling.
The first batch of NEWBrew is already sold out on tap at Brewerkz restaurants and the company expects stocks at supermarkets will run out by the end of July.&nbsp;

Get ready to pay more for your beer during the peak summer season as brewers are seeking a 10 to 15 percent increase in the prices.
The demand to increase beer prices comes to offset higher barley and other raw materials costs, said a report by The Economic Times.
Prices of barley, the key ingredient for a lager, have surged 65 percent in the past year, while the industry also has to contend with the inflated packaging and transportation expenses.
United Breweries, the owner of popular beer brands -- Kingfisher and Heineken, during its March-quarter earnings said its gross margin was lower by 330 basis points as compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous financial year due to inflationary pressures witnessed in the prices of malt, packaging materials, and crude oil.
"The commodity cost picture remains challenging and volatile," it said, adding, "The company is in the process of securing price increases in combination with continued cost measures to mitigate this impact."
Alcohol prices in India are controlled by individual states. While some states such as Telangana and Haryana have increased prices, others are yet to do so.

Beer prices set to rise as inflation hit breweries

Get ready to pay more for your beer during the peak summer season as brewers are seeking a 10 to 15 percent increase in the prices.



Pay more to chill this summer! Beer prices to rise

Get ready to pay more for your beer during the peak summer season as brewers are seeking a 10 to 15 percent increase in the prices.
The demand to increase beer prices comes to offset higher barley and other raw materials costs, said a report by The Economic Times.
Prices of barley, the key ingredient for a lager, have surged 65 percent in the past year, while the industry also has to contend with the inflated packaging and transportation expenses.
Some states such as Telangana and Haryana have increased prices, others are yet to do so.

Inflationary pressures were witnessed in the prices of malt, packaging materials, and crude oil.

The mercury is rising and so is the tab to cool down. Get ready to pay more for beer during the peak summer season as brewers are seeking a 10-15% increase in the prices. The demand to increase beer prices comes to offset higher barley and other raw materials costs as per reports.&nbsp;
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Prices of barley, the key ingredient for a lager, have surged 65% just in the past year, add to that higher packaging and transport costs as well.&nbsp;
United Breweries, the owner of popular beer brands -- Kingfisher and Heineken, during&nbsp;its March-quarter earnings said its gross margin was lower by 330 basis points as compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous financial year due to inflationary pressures witnessed in the prices of malt, packaging materials, and crude oil.
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"The commodity cost picture remains challenging and volatile," it said, adding, "The company is in the process of securing price increases in combination with continued cost measures to mitigate this impact."
Alcohol prices in India are controlled by individual states. While some states such as Telangana and Haryana have increased prices, others are yet to do so.

Whether you're pouring a drink for International Beer Day or not, these facts about the boozy beverage will definitely keep you in high spirits!

International Beer Day 2021: get boozy with these crazy beer facts

Get boozy with these beer facts on International Beer Day 2021

Whether you're pouring a drink for International Beer Day or not, these facts about the boozy beverage will definitely keep you in high spirits!

Whether you're pouring a drink for International Beer Day or not, these facts about the boozy beverage will definitely keep you in high spirits! Learn about some crazy beer facts that every true beer connoisseur&nbsp;must know about!
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<ol>
<li>Beer is one of the oldest beverages in the world. The drink possibly dates back to the early Neolithic era or about 9500 BC.</li>
<li>There is a name to define the study of beer and its called Zythology. Zythologists&nbsp;analyse ingredients used to make beer and their effect on the brewing process. They also study different beer styles and history as well as beer pairings.</li>
<li>The first professional brewers in the world were all women! In ancient Peru, breweries were operated by 'women of the elite' or women who belonged to the noble classes.</li>
<li>Germany, the land of Oktoberfest, is also home to a beer pipeline. Bars in the Veltines-Arena are interconnected by a 5km-long tube of beer.</li>
<li>As per a BMI&nbsp;research report from 2018, Indians drink less beer than the rest of Asia.</li>
<li>Qatar has the most expensive beers in the world.&nbsp;An average price of US$11.26 or Rs. 835 will be charged to you per 330ml bottle.</li>
<li>Conversely, you will the cheapest beer in South Africa. A 300ml bottle of beer will cost you US$1.68 or Rs. 124 on average.</li>
</ol>
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The reason we consume coffee and beer is not the taste, according to a new research. Scientists at the Northwestern University studied taste genes in people to understand their beverage preferences, and perhaps intervene in their diets. They studied the number of servings of bitter and sweet beverages consumed by over 3 lakh individuals in the UK Biobank and published the sudy in the journal Human Molecular Genetics. The study revealed that these preferences are not related to the taste genes, but instead to the genes related to mental processes triggered by the properties of these beverages. They concluded that people liked how coffee and beer made them feel, and it had nothing to do with the taste.

The reason we consume coffee and beer is not the taste, according to a new research. Scientists at the Northwestern University studied taste genes in people to understand their beverage preferences, and perhaps intervene in their diets. They studied the number of servings of bitter and sweet beverages consumed by over 3 lakh individuals in the UK Biobank and published the sudy in the journal Human Molecular Genetics. The study revealed that these preferences are not related to the taste genes, but instead to the genes related to mental processes triggered by the properties of these beverages. They concluded that people liked how coffee and beer made them feel, and it had nothing to do with the taste. 

Climate Change could have more repercussions than you bargained for..For one it could lead to beer shortage, globally. This is because barley, beer's main ingredient, was and continues to be in short supply due to heat and drought thereby hitting the future beer supply in case of extremities in global temperature. 

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