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The Complete Guide to Hangover Cures and Remedies
The Complete Guide to Hangover Cures and Remedies
The Complete Guide to Hangover Cures and Remedies
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The Complete Guide to Hangover Cures and Remedies

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This highly informative book contains a large variety of hangover cures and remedies both old and new. It also contains detailed expositions of the causes and effects of hangovers and how to handle these in various ways. This fact filled book offers many tips and tricks to prevent an deal with hangovers. Through the ages there have been nearly as many hangover remedies invented as there are varieties of mixed drinks. Unfortunately, most don't work. If you've made too many trips to the punch bowl, you'll be all too familiar with the pounding head, queasy stomach, dry mouth and other miserable symptoms that accompany a hangover. But even though people have been getting hangovers for thousands of years, doctors aren't sure exactly what they are or what's the best remedy. Hangover relief always seems to be just out of reach. However, a few time-tested hangover remedies seem to work for most revelers, most of the time.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateApr 3, 2012
ISBN9781476226231
The Complete Guide to Hangover Cures and Remedies
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William Morris

William Morris (1834-1896) was an accomplished writer, textile designer and artist. A utopian socialist, he was associated with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and the English Arts and Craft Movement, and was a founding member of the Socialist League in Britain. Greatly influenced by the medieval period, Morris helped establish the modern fantasy genre though his works The Defence of Guenevere and Other Poems, A Dream of John Ball, and The Well at the World’s End. Authors like J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis were greatly influenced by works like The House of the Wolfings, The Roots of the Mountains, and The Wood Beyond the World. Morris was also an accomplished publisher, founding the Kelmscott Press in 1891, whose 1896 edition of the Works of Geoffrey Chaucer is considered a masterpiece of book design.

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    The Complete Guide to Hangover Cures and Remedies - William Morris

    INTRODUCTION

    Okay, so you had fun with your friends last night and drank a bucketful of alcohol. However, this morning you found it hard to wake, your head was pounding like a pneumatic drill and you were feeling more than a little nauseous.

    And what was wrong with you? A hangover that's what!

    The term 'hangover' may not be familiar to everyone, but for many of us, it's a word that brings a chill to the very thought of waking up in the morning, still tired with an aching body, a headache, feeling nauseous and with a mouth dryer than the sole of an Afghanistani's flip-flop. Yet, most people don't even think about the consequences while out partying with friends and family.

    Never again is a claim many of us have made the morning after the night before, while suffering with a skull-pounding hangover. Unfortunately, this vow is often short-lived and is particularly hard to maintain during the festive and holiday season. (People tend to increase their alcohol consumption during the holidays when there are more parties).

    The most important message of course is that people shouldn't drink too much in the first place, because a hangover is just one negative consequence of excessive alcohol intake.

    There are numerous other downsides, which can be very serious, such as loss of control over emotions, anger or moroseness and poor decision-making. Drinking too much in a single night can result in fatal alcohol poisoning. In other words, you can literally drink yourself to death.

    WHAT IS A HANGOVER?

    The term hangover has been defined as:

    "A collection of unpleasant and painful symptoms, which can develop after drinking too much alcohol. Those symptoms can range from mild discomfort to more severe

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