cure for too much vino?
#23
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The Australian hangover breakfast, Berocca, can of red bull, 2 large glasses of water and then as much greasy food as you can. Preferably deep fried potato scallops, dimsims and a Chiko roll ! You don't have to worry about liver disease, the heart attack will get you first !
#27
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When I was quite a bit younger, we always hosted a big new years eve party and everyone crashed where they landed at the end of the night. I learned to start a big pot of home made chili, (very spicy) the day before. That and loads of grapefruit juice and a beer chaser was the cure of choice for many years.
Boy, what we could get away with when we were young! That now would probably send my GI tract into horrific protestations!
Boy, what we could get away with when we were young! That now would probably send my GI tract into horrific protestations!
#28
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As Dean Martin so eloquently stated:
"I feel sorry for people who don't drink, because when they wake up in the morning that's the best they'll feel all day."
Drink water and take some form of aspirin/advil/ibuprofen/whatever I've forgotten so that someone can't point out that I've forgotten.
I'd also suggest that the real problems start when the glass of red wine turns into the calvados/the sambuca/the whiskey. So if you can avoid the inclination to "up the ante" you won't regret it the next day.
"I feel sorry for people who don't drink, because when they wake up in the morning that's the best they'll feel all day."
Drink water and take some form of aspirin/advil/ibuprofen/whatever I've forgotten so that someone can't point out that I've forgotten.
I'd also suggest that the real problems start when the glass of red wine turns into the calvados/the sambuca/the whiskey. So if you can avoid the inclination to "up the ante" you won't regret it the next day.
#29
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As others have mentioned the problem comes not when you drink but when you stop! So unless you have REALLY hurt yourself (in which case just stay in bed and pray) ease back into the day with a croissant, bit of meat or cheese, tea/coffee, and onto a small glass or two of cold white wine.
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#35
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bashful - where are you going? I assume this is in relation to a trip - perhaps Italy?
If so, just as an anecdotal story, when I was Italy, I drank a lot of wine - wine before dinner, with dinner, after dinner - and was never hung over. Because their wine doesn't have the sulfites in it that wine in the US has, you might not have the same reaction to over-imbibing there as you would here.
Just an observation! But, keep hydrated and take aspirin before you go to bed, that helps!
Karen
If so, just as an anecdotal story, when I was Italy, I drank a lot of wine - wine before dinner, with dinner, after dinner - and was never hung over. Because their wine doesn't have the sulfites in it that wine in the US has, you might not have the same reaction to over-imbibing there as you would here.
Just an observation! But, keep hydrated and take aspirin before you go to bed, that helps!
Karen
#36
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I have a weak stomach + always have a headache the day after drinking alcohol (hmm, maybe I shouldn't drink?!). The best cure for the headace is Excedrin - something about the caffeine in it works wonders. For the stomach, drop Alka Seltzer into Gatorade instead of water. It's not easy to drink if you're queasy, but trust me - it works.




