
The study, conducted by researchers at the University of California, found that brews that were rich in hops and pale barley malts provided the most silicon. Pale malted beers were better sources of silicon than wheat beers or darker brews. Two beers could provide 30mg. of the dietary silicon. There is not a recommended daily allowance for silicon, but most get between 20-50mg. daily.
Like anything else, all things in moderation. More isn't always better. So, if you are concerned about your bone health, especially you ladies, go ahead and have a beer or two. I think I have a couple cans in the fridge, so I will lift a glass and drink to your health.
Good news. I knew there was a reason I liked beer so much, now I found another reason, thanks.
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