5 Ways to Reduce the Pain from Drinking  1 comment  Nighttime
fun lingers in the morning. A sunny patio, a BB-Q with friends,
or time at the beach are all often causes for celebration, but a
few too many glasses of wine or beer and you might wake up
feeling groggy – your head hurts, you feel ill, and you are dead
thirsty. All of it conspires to give you the dreaded hangover.
Hangovers are caused by the induction of alcoholic beverages
into your body. The ethanol present in alcohol causes
dehydration, which in turn gives us headaches, dry mouth and
makes us feel lazy the next day. If you’ve ever been at the
bottom end of a bottle of red wine you might know the feeling.
There are many theories on hangover cures, both folk remedies
and scientific suggestions, but there has yet to be a better way
to prevent hangover than slowing consumption or abstaining
completely.  Complete abstinence is sometimes hard, especially
when the sun is shining, so here are a few suggestions that
might help reduce the amount of suffe