Drink water

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    twansalem

    Mon Jun 28 2010

    To the best of my knowledge, there are only two things that really ease a hangover. Rehydration and time. Drinking water certainly is no miracle cure, but drinking plenty of water (preferably while drinking and/or before going to bed, but in the morning can still be helpful) will ease your problems.

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    ginakristie

    Thu Mar 12 2009

    You have to drink water, becuase your body is dehydrated. If you have a really bad hangover, and water makes you sick, try milk first or chicken broth, anything to rehydrate you. You have aches and headaches from the dehydration. Alcohol is the one thing that can kill you detoxing from. Also, eat crackers or some noodles to get some nutrition in your system. You have to rest, drink water (or any fluids that you can keep down) and eat when you can keep something down. For every drink, you'll have to rehydrate 12 oz of H2O. that means a lot of water!!!! And it's not a miracle cure, nothing really is- only time and healing. Caring for those tissues you abused is what you have to do. Some people recover more quickly than other also I might add due to current health, alcohol consumption and other factors (smoking increases the hangover feeling) some people smoke more when they drink and will increase headaches the next day.

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    spike65

    Fri Oct 10 2008

    Drink your alcoholic beverage slowly, stay with one type, avoid sugary drinks, and drink some water before, during, and after. You might go to the bathroom more but you will avoid the dreaded hangover much better. If you are drinking to the staggering point you need to get some control over you consumption levels. It is tough on your body to drink that much.

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    uncnc08

    Sat Jun 07 2008

    Ok Im confused about the drinking water,everyone says it a miracle cure for a hangover,exactly when are you suppose to drink it? because I drink it in the morning after and lets just say it's not  pretty. I've also tried to drink it before i go to bed after a long night and I still get quesy.

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    drkseph

    Tue Jan 15 2008

    Alcohol dehydrates you, so drinking not only before you go to sleep (hard to do i know, makes you feel worse when your drunk) and once you wake up will help flush your system and rehydrate you. Best if taken with juice and gatorade because of the vitamins in fruit juice and the electrolytes in gatorade.

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    ben999

    Fri Jan 11 2008

    Helps get you hydrated

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    aynot0c3

    Fri Jan 11 2008

    Drag the old trusted cooler to the Lake. enjoy creation, sit on the bank and drink plenty of water till about 1:00. You will be better than ever and ready to go again!

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    kiwilvr

    Sat May 20 2006

    A glass of water for every drink. Hard to do but it does help.

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    kingguiness

    Wed May 03 2006

    It is good but more has to be done.

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    zuchinibut

    Fri Mar 17 2006

    A hangover is simply a result of your body's dehydration. Retaining water is the only way you can ease a hangover.

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    delbomber

    Mon Mar 13 2006

    A couple of pints before bed and your head will thank you in the morning. Works every time. If you have the discipline (and can stand the heckling), switching to water for the last few drinks of the night certainly gives you a headstart. This really isn't a hangover cure, but a hangover prevention.

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    djahuti

    Fri Nov 25 2005

    Many of the ill effects of a hangover are due to dehydration.Water works! It's even more effective if you drink H20 WHILE you are drinking your alcoholic beverage-that cuts down on the pain the next day.

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    minkey

    Sun Aug 07 2005

    Yeah it's great...but I can't get myself to drink water the next day. Cups of coffee is all I want and that's just a momentary fix, if you could call it a fix, it probably does more harm that good. I gotta stick my head under the faucet before I go to bed or I'm in trouble...

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    paul2505

    Fri Jul 29 2005

    Works great. Drinking a good sized glass or two of water before going to bed (at least a half litre or so) will reducde the severity hangover in the first place, and drinking more water the next day will help your body flush out the alcohol and rehydrate.

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    numbah16tdhaha

    Fri Jul 29 2005

    Dehydration is a bitch when you have a hangover. Water surely helps.

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    bluetarbaby

    Tue Jul 26 2005

    This works best for me. and eating. All the other stuff is myth in most cases. MAGELLAN, I think I do, but pop ups are the only visuals I can see. So, I don't know. Ads, and popups, I can actually see perfectly, even if their moving around across the screen. What should I do?

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    daonionman

    Mon Jul 11 2005

    Best way to get rehydrated and also a good way to clear out your system.

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    earthbound

    Sat Apr 23 2005

    It seems that I just can't drink enough, because when I wake up the next morning, I am still thirsty....

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    enkidu

    Fri Mar 25 2005

    The best way--most of the headache is due to dehydration.

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    randyman

    Wed Mar 23 2005

    I don't think this really cures a hangover, but I sure wake up thirsty after a night of drinking.

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    skizero

    Tue Mar 15 2005

    works like a charm but you usually have to drink the equivalent of the booze you imbibed, which means when you come home drank, fill up a gallon, and prepare for the long haul. and then waking nearly every hour to piss.

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    raina_ns_56

    Mon Dec 13 2004

    Hnagover = Dehydrated. Water does the trick everytime for me. i havent had a hangover since i found out.

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    marle35

    Sun Dec 05 2004

    Water, H20, it is good to drink to prevent and cure hangovers. It is much better to go to the bathroom frequently than to suffer the effects of a miserable hangover.

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    da_minx

    Sat Oct 09 2004

    How many of us drink water before a serious drinking session? If you can finish off the night with gallons of water, then you're off to a good start to help prevent a hang over, flushes through your system and eases the chance of dehyrdation.

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    castlebee

    Tue Sep 14 2004

    They say if you're really thirsty you're already dehydrated. So, water does help a hangover but it's even better as a preventative. Drink water before, during and after you've had your other beverages. You might want to reconsider the ibuprofen Eschew because combined with alcohol it can be really hard on your liver.

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    cpj8721d

    Mon Sep 13 2004

    drinking a large amount of water before going to sleep sometimes is better than waiting to wake up.

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    eschewobfuscat_ion

    Sun Sep 12 2004

    Tall glass of water and three ibuprofen and no regrets. What's for breakfast?

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    canadasucks

    Sun Sep 12 2004

    It's okay, but better if used in conjuction with Pepto Bismol

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    swangmaster8

    Wed Jun 30 2004

    This helps nothing it just makes ya want to pee alot.

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    sperryc

    Thu May 20 2004

    This is sort of a no-brainer. But depending on the damage done, drinking water might not be enough on its own.

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    kolby1973

    Sun May 16 2004

    It has always seemed to help me quite a bit...I am always extremely thirsty the next day after a night of partying hard...