Food & Drink

Favourite drinks and hangover cures please!

Food & Drink

Posted by: terry

14th Jun 2013 02:11pm

So, I’ve got a big weekend planned: after work drinks, party Saturday and dinner with friends on Sunday. Does anyone have favourite drinks for these occasions? Let me know your top 3 for each!

And no doubt I’ll end up with a massive hangover tomorrow. I usually try egg and bacon or tomato juice depending on my mood. Anyone have any tried and tested cures?

pete 9
  • 6th Mar 2014 11:15am

The tried and tested cures vary from person to person and obviously depend on what, how much and how long you drink.
To even understand a hang over, you must first know what causes this process in the body.
As alcohol is a know depressant and it dehydrates the body, I find that making sure I have a healthy meal, prior to embarking on a big night out is a start point.
Plenty of water and the preparation for the body fairs better the next day.
I always have hydrolyte, ( from the chemist) in the form of ice-blocks or in the mixed liquid in the fridge.

I make sure I have taken one of these as well as really fill up on water. That's before I even start.

The poor ole stomach cannot take the changes in acid content, if you are not prepared to eat well and top up on fluids. And if possible I take a glass of water before getting into bed.
Hydrating is the key to it. As well as pacing how much over a period of time, no sculling.
It works for me.



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