Hangover query

[Dorkeaux]

I don't drink anymore but if you can face it, a run may help to release some feel good endophins and get some fresh air.

I'm a big fan of Nutrex's essential amino acids especially as they contain a hydration complex which will hopefully help.

Good tip. Would availing oneself of the Nutrex amino acids involve a financial transaction?

[SimonMac]

I'm sure there are plenty on here with good experience of hangovers so can you help me.

How is it that when I'm away, how ever much I drink for however many days I seem to not get a bad headachey hangover yet everytime I go out on a Friday night I wake up with a proper stinging headache and have to write off most of my Saturday.

I can be away on Rugby trips drinking from dawn to almost dawn again for a few days, feel like death but no stingy headache, Vegas I can't remember how I got home some nights and although tired next day, no stingy headache. Even golf weekends. Skin full on the Saturday night but up and ready for brekkie and an 8.30 tee time.

Drink roughly the same things IPAs a few Guiness and maybe a JD or two towards then end. Go out in a couple of different towns so can't be one particular pub or brand.

It's getting really bloody annoying now. Anyone got any pearls of wisdom?

when you’re at home you’re not hungover, NLyUK is drugging you

[woody1]

Oxygen levels play a part.

When I am away, I tend to drink in open air bars and clubs.

Perhaps that might explain why I never get hungover on holidays abroad, where I always drink outside, even though I consume more than at home.

[MyUserName]

In Tabor (the Czech Republic) I regularly drank until 5-6 am and just felt tired when I woke up. Here I feel like someone has caved my head in with a sledge hammer.

I was told it might be due to the higher number of chemicals that gets pub in the beer here?