another health related question...
another health related question...
after a bottle and a half im looking at a cracking headache the next morning...does anyone have any secret remidies they would like to share for hangovers?
water between wine is always a good start but its not high on my priority list when im sitting back and having a jolly good time!
water between wine is always a good start but its not high on my priority list when im sitting back and having a jolly good time!
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Re: another health related question...
rocket wrote:after a bottle and a half im looking at a cracking headache the next morning...does anyone have any secret remidies they would like to share for hangovers?
water betwen wine is always a good start but its not high on my priority list when im sitting back and having a jolly good time!
We all suffer for our indulgences, one way or another. The Hangover(Groundhog) Day? Drink as much water as you can, then have a beer, whether or not you vomit after that, toast with plenty of (real)butter and vegemite accompanied by freshly-brewed coffee, followed by bacon and eggs, more toast and more fresh coffee. You might not have become much more sober after a big night but you will feel better.
Re: another health related question...
Daryl Douglas wrote:rocket wrote:after a bottle and a half im looking at a cracking headache the next morning...does anyone have any secret remidies they would like to share for hangovers?
water betwen wine is always a good start but its not high on my priority list when im sitting back and having a jolly good time!
We all suffer for our indulgences, one way or another. The Hangover(Groundhog) Day? Drink as much water as you can, then have a beer, whether or not you vomit after that, toast with plenty of (real)butter and vegemite accompanied by freshly-brewed coffee, followed by bacon and eggs, more toast and more fresh coffee. You might not have become much more sober after a big night but you will feel better.
Bloody hell Daryl, mixed success with this particular approach?!
Cheers
Wayno
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Wayno
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Re: another health related question...
rocket wrote:after a bottle and a half im looking at a cracking headache the next morning...does anyone have any secret remidies they would like to share for hangovers?
water between wine is always a good start but its not high on my priority list when im sitting back and having a jolly good time!
Rocket,
That's not a health question its a pesonal habits question. All the replies so far have it - if you don't want the hangover, drink less.
Re: another health related question...
Wizz wrote:That's not a health question its a pesonal habits question. All the replies so far have it - if you don't want the hangover, drink less.
Or take some disulphiram before you start drinking...
Cheers,
Mike
Mike
malliemcg wrote:Drink water before, during and after any large session,
If you can remember to drink one glass of water (200-300mls) for every standard drink you consume, this both counteracts the dehydration and tends to slow down the alcoholic consumption. It works.
I haven't found the big glass of water before bed makes much difference, but it could be better than nothing. If you have had 5-6 glasses of wine, trying to drink six glasses of water before bed is not very practical. Drinking six glasses of water over the course of the night can also have some practical problems, but is much easier to stomach.
"It is very hard to make predictions, especially about the future." Samuel Goldwyn
Before going to bed:
- Drink boatloads of water
- Have some Berocca if available, otherwise a multivitamin is fine too.
- Eat something greasy and stomach feeling, such as a burger or pizza
In the case where you really must be up and about, having some more alcohol will get you back on your feet. A mate of my old man's was once given ethanol and water by a doctor for this purpose. Obviously not a "remedy" you want to be using frequently.
- Drink boatloads of water
- Have some Berocca if available, otherwise a multivitamin is fine too.
- Eat something greasy and stomach feeling, such as a burger or pizza
In the case where you really must be up and about, having some more alcohol will get you back on your feet. A mate of my old man's was once given ethanol and water by a doctor for this purpose. Obviously not a "remedy" you want to be using frequently.