 I don't exactly love drinking eggnog (it is, essentially, a melted milkshake with eggs in it). But regardless, I get excited every October when cartons of it begin to appear in the refrigerator case at the grocery store. It marks the start of cozy season. But if you're a fan of the white stuff at the holidays, you may be as shocked as I was to find out just how small a recommended serving size is. If you've ever wondered why you feel green after knocking back the nog, read below to find out why.
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Here's why you may not feel so great after drinking eggnog 
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