Hangover Cure




“Alcohol may be man's worst enemy, but the bible says love your enemy.”
- Frank Sinatra



I figured that we all drink, we're all forced to stumble back into life the next day and that some protection is necessary for the "Why God" mornings!

These Preventative Measures/ Hangover Cures might be useful:


1st Line of Defense


Drink slower; a normal, healthy liver can break down about a drink an hour.



2nd Line of Defense


If you know you're gonna get sloshed, be prepared and sneak a carbon pill while your downing your poison.
If taken before, during and after drinking, activated carbon absorbs the toxins that cause hangovers. Best of all, it`s available over-the counter.
http://www.doublechaser.com/chaser.htm


3rd Line of Defense


Take 2 ibuprofen before you pass out with Gatorade (specifically)
The sport drink rehydrates, the aspirin relieve the nagging inflammation of your brain, and, with luck, you wake up feeling like the Zest shower guy.



Last Line of Defense


Rehydrate in the morning with:
1 Half cup of Apple Cider + 1 Half cup of water + 1 pinch of Sea Salt
or
1 glass of Acai or Coconut Water



Nerd Fact:
According to the Encyclopedia of Medicine, the chief cause of hangovers are "congeners," by-products of alcohol fermentation found in high concentrations in such typically evil culprits as red wine, bourbon and brandy. Dr. James M. Schaefer, a professor at Union College who has spent time studying hangovers and ways to reduce or prevent them, adds, "Over consumption of alcohol also produces an overabundance of acetaldehyde, which acts as a potent toxin-poisoning the system.

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