The warning comes as Alcohol Awareness Week nears with the theme of 'Understanding Alcohol Harm' (Image: Getty) Men are being urged to check their hormones before reaching for their next pint. Experts warn beer is a key source of external oestrogens that can knock male hormones out of whack. Dr Paul van der Westhuizen, Men’s Health Lead of Medichecks , says men need to get wise on their hormone levels with one drink in particular upsetting their hormone balance.
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