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If you're reaching for snake oils to cure hangovers, there's a larger issue.
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Alcoholics Unanimous! Thanks for taking one for the team...
4
If you don't wake up still drunk you're doing it wrong.
5
Beef tripe is a tried and true hangover cure in every culture in the world where cattle are raised for meat. This is why many taquerias are open at 7 AM, so you can get a big herking bowl of menudo after a night on the town.
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@5 thank you for that information so I can be sure never ever to order "menudo."
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@5:

Rather, I suspect it's just easier to sell beef stomach linings using that as an excuse - I mean, who else but a severely hung-over person would think of that was something worth eating?
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I don't know if it's science, but you went for it with that drink list. You are the Mary Curie of alcohol.
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Wait, are you even old enough to get hangovers?
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I found several years ago at a party in the woods that if I use Gatorade as a mixer, I feel much better in the morning.

Also, the head of Sam Adams Brewing (who samples a LOT of beer) swears by a teaspoon of dry yeast before each drink. The yeast works in the gut the same way the gut would have to do on its own, and keeps the intoxication down.
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No, tripe is delicious. It's tequila that is terrible.
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Maybe just try to drink less alcohol.
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@16 - do you mean supraorbital?
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BUTTER, y'all. My father, the Frenchman, says to eat something with lots of butter before drinking, then you can drink more without the dreaded hangover. This is how the French can pair a different wine with each of their 8-10 courses at dinner and still get up in the morn.

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