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Hangover cures from around the world
From the scientific to the outlandish, every drinking culture has its own perspective on curing a hangover. What do you do?
I am writing this while sporting a massive hangover following a family get-together in the north east of England. There, a cure for the morning after is as much carbohydrate as you can neck, which is why Greggs the baker always has such long queues in that part of the country.
Drinking folk have been searching for an effective hangover cure since booze was created. In 1894, New York socialite Samuel Benedict believed he had found the perfect solution to the morning after the night before. After a heavy night on the sauce he asked the Waldorf Astoria hotel staff to whip him up his own creation, now known as eggs Benedict: half an English muffin, topped with bacon or ham, poached eggs, and rich Hollandaise sauce.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/life...jan/04/hangover-cure
What's your hangover cure?
I tend to agree that a bacon or egg and bacon roll seems to help and also an orange vitiamin drink followed by regular cups of tea and some milk rather than coffee which I tend to drink more often normally.
Tea tastes lovely when hungover in my usual experience.
Hangover cures from around the world
From the scientific to the outlandish, every drinking culture has its own perspective on curing a hangover. What do you do?
I am writing this while sporting a massive hangover following a family get-together in the north east of England. There, a cure for the morning after is as much carbohydrate as you can neck, which is why Greggs the baker always has such long queues in that part of the country.
Drinking folk have been searching for an effective hangover cure since booze was created. In 1894, New York socialite Samuel Benedict believed he had found the perfect solution to the morning after the night before. After a heavy night on the sauce he asked the Waldorf Astoria hotel staff to whip him up his own creation, now known as eggs Benedict: half an English muffin, topped with bacon or ham, poached eggs, and rich Hollandaise sauce.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/life...jan/04/hangover-cure
What's your hangover cure?
I tend to agree that a bacon or egg and bacon roll seems to help and also an orange vitiamin drink followed by regular cups of tea and some milk rather than coffee which I tend to drink more often normally.
Tea tastes lovely when hungover in my usual experience.
he said yes, he told my daughter to let him drink a glass of flat coke she must shake the fizziness out of it and let it go flat,he also said it was the best cure for a hangover, if my tummy feels a bit shaky I have tried flat coke and it does work
for taking rust off of pans. 
Severe headache to the point that every step seems to set off earthquakes in my head. Still hasn't taught me to stop drinking though