You've heard the old one-for-one rule: Drink one glass of water for every alcoholic beverage you consume to help with the next-day hangover. And it makes sense, as alternating adult beverages with ...

LMNT reports that hangovers stem from acetaldehyde, dehydration, and electrolyte imbalances; stay hydrated and drink ...

You’re not alone if your idea of relaxation involves responsibly imbibing in craft cocktails, bubbly or hops. Maybe you’ve found yourself suffering after a night out, or you’ve indulged at home with ...

LOTS of Christmas parties and dinners can mean lots of drinking, which inevitably means lots of hangovers. The consequences ...

The downside to a wild night of partying and drinking is a bad hangover. Hangover recovery has been linked to hydration, intake of electrolytes, sodium, sugar, potassium, etc. These foods help in ...

Social media claims that eating eggs before a night out can stop hangovers — but nutritionists say the truth is more ...

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After ringing in the New Year in style, some folks will wake up with a ringing headache. While there's no proven way to eliminate a hangover once it starts, experts do have some advice on avoiding ...

When you’ve had one too many drinks the night before, you probably wake up looking for the quickest way to cure a hangover. While it’s ideal to avoid the hangover in the first place by limiting ...

One of the biggest drinking days of the year, New Year’s Eve, is fast upon us. To us bartenders, the 31st is derided as the biggest amateur night of the year. Lots of people partake in potent potables ...

Gatorade, Pedialyte, Powerade, coconut water — everyone has a favorite "hangover drink" that they swear makes them feel at least mildly less miserable when nursing a deadly headache or sick stomach ...

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