No Hangover

Drinks to Help Cure Your Hangover
Don’t let the morning blues be a party popper.
We believe everybody deserves a real ‘good morning’. Waking up full of life and
being productive through the day without any hiccups.
So here is list of No Hangover drinks to help you fend off-after party effects.
We’ve all been there: that moment you regain consciousness after a night of
drinking way too much, and you know deep in your skull that the whole day is
going to be a wash. If only there were some kind of hangover cure that would help
you fast-forward through the next 12 hours and regain the non-deathly state you
were in before drinking six martinis and an entire pitcher of beer.
There are be a few drinks to make you feel a little less like death, and if the effect
is just in your head? Well, that’s exactly where it needs to be. When it comes to
hangover cures, a placebo effect is as good the real thing. Sometimes, you’ve just
got to believe.
Seltzer with Lemon
It goes without saying that after all the booze you put away (and then peed back
out) you need to drink water. But water is boring and not fun to drink, especially
after you’ve been entertaining yourself all night with cocktails that take a team of
bartenders to make. So why not spruce it up with a little carbonation? Add a lemon
wedge for a little vitamin C and imagine that you’re drinking a restorative beverage
at some old-fashioned European spa with its very own mineral spring. Put on a
fluffy bathrobe and swallow a few Ibuprofen, and soon enough the sun will stop
seeming like your mortal enemy.
Earl Grey Tea
Coffee drinkers know that we need our morning fix or we’re going to regret it.
When your head is already in pain, the last thing you need is a second headache

from caffeine withdrawal. But sometimes, when you’ve just dissolved the last of
your stomach lining in a bucketful of gin, a cup of joe is just too much to handle.
That, dear reader, is why God invented tea. Personally, I share Jean-Luc Picard’s
fondness for bergamot-flavored Earl Grey, but any black tea with a decent amount
of caffeine will do. Add a little milk and sugar the way the British take it, and you’ll
be cozying your way back to being a functioning person in no time. And, if you
don’t need quite so strong a caffeine boost, you could go for green tea with all of
its antioxidant properties. Just drag yourself to the kettle and brew a cup. It’s the
first step.
Wheat Beer
The hair of the dog is real, my friends. In fact, a disconcerting number of cocktails
were invented as hangover cures. Of course, most health professionals would
advise against this remedy—you’re just digging yourself in deeper, after all. Plus,
if you keep going, be warned: Hell hath no fury like the hangover that comes after
a bender. As Tallulah Bankhead wrote in her autobiography, the hair of the dog is
“as logical as trying to put out a fire with applications of kerosene.”
But when you realize that nothing productive is going to come of this misbegotten
day, you might as well have a cold one and get a little relief. Technically, the hair
of the dog is supposed to be whatever it was you were drinking the night before
(the whole phrase is, after all, “the hair of the dog that bit you.”) But let’s be
honest: That makes no sense. What you need is a nice, tasty beer.
Virgin Hot Toddy
There’s a fine line between drinking hot toddys to cure a cold and waking up the
next morning with both a cold and a hangover. But everything in a hot toddy that’s
supposed to be good for real illness—honey, lemon, cloves—is also good for the
illness you’ve just inflicted on yourself. Honey is already a traditional hangover
remedy, lemon has that precious vitamin C, and the other ingredients are probably
good for you, too. (Why not?) If you really want to make it a cure-all, add a little
fresh ginger, since that helps with digestion (see above, re: gin and stomach
lining), and also because it’s delicious. And, if you’re already on that hair of the
dog train, you can skip the “virgin” part and toss in a shot of whisky as well.
So here were some of the drinks which are well known for No Hangover.

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