Pictures: Why Guinness is good for you
Twelve reasons why Guinness is good for you. Why a pint of the black stuff will do you good on St. Patrick's day and any day for that matter.
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Guinness is actually good for you.
A study by the University of Wisconsin found that drinking Guinness can reduce blood clots and the risk of heart attack. Guinness contains antioxidants like those found in red wine and dark chocolate, which are not found in other beers.
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