What's your favourite hangover food?

Answer 1

Something unhealthy, greasy and filling... plus lots of ice water.

I stumbled across this cure during college.

Denny's Grand Slam Breakfast... no juice, just ice water.

I think the carbs and the sugars provide your body with depleted energy and the greasy food somehow counters the leftover alcohol.

Answer 2

It's been a long time since I had a hangover but I usually would be starving and need JUNK FOOD, a fast food burger and fries went a long, long way!

Answer 3

Okay this is the best cure in the world....go to the store get a couple bananas, some milk ( any kind) some honey, and some ice ( you should have it at home) grab your blender, throw in 2 bananas or 3, about 1 cup of milk ( you judge the amount) alot of honey and ice...blend it up so its a smoothie. Also while your at the store grab a vitamin water ( Revive) is the one you want. All of the potassium that are in the bananas, honey, and Revive will cure you right up. Alos take a few advil, that always helps. Drink as many of those smoothies as you want. Im telling you, you will feel sooooooo much better!!!! Good luck!!!!

Answer 4

· Do not have an alcoholic drink in the morning as a cure for a hangover. Another drink does not help and may only make your hangover worse.

· Some people think that having a cup of coffee will help to drive away your hangover. NOT TRUE. Avoid coffees and any other caffeinated beverages as they can cause you further dehydration.

· Take Vitamin C as it may increase the rate of alcohol breakdown in the body.

· Alcohol causes dehydration, so drink plenty of water. Also drink fruit juices and tomato juice.

· Bouillon soup or sports beverages (i.e. Gatorade) may help replace depleted salt and potassium.

· Try a cold pack to relieve headache pain.

· For a headache, take acetaminophen unless you have known liver disease or drink heavily and, therefore, may be at risk for liver disease.

· Alcohol consumption can irritate your stomach lining so avoid aspirin and ibuprofen since they may only serve to increase this irritation.

· For an upset stomach, try an over-the-counter antacid. Peppermint and chamomile tea may also help.



Prevention of the hangover in the future


· Never drink on an empty stomach. Food helps to absorb some of the alcohol and aids the body in digesting it faster.

· Try to eat starchy foods to slow down the alcohol absorption.

· Limit yourself to less than 1 drink per hour.

· Try to alternate your alcoholic drinks with nonalcoholic beverages such as water.

· Stick to non-carbonated drinks as carbonation can speed up the alcohol absorption.

· Try to avoid sweet drinks (and sugary foods) while you drink. The sweet taste of the drink can make it difficult for you to judge how much alcohol you’re actually consuming.

· Be sure to choose drinks with low levels of congeners (light drinks such as white wines, gin, and vodka) – these are additives that are found in alcohol that increase your risk of a hangover. Dark-colored drinks (such as red wine, bourbon, and rum) have higher levels of congeners and should be avoided as often as possible.

· Drink lots of water before you go to bed.

· Get plenty of rest.

Answer 5

My hubby swears by Menudo. It's a mexican soup made with some type of pig entrail. I haven't been brave enough to try it.

Answer 6

tea, i usually can't eat if i drink to much. i am never lucky enough to have a headache. it is always a stomach ach that makes me want to die. Just a pointer. don't eat bread to absorb the alcohol before you throw up. always throw up first. you'll feel better.

Answer 7

Pancakes with Sugar on them...with a side of Sausage
Strong Black Coffee

Answer 8

I like spicy Korean food and a root beer. Makes me feel better every time.

Answer 9

A CHEESEBURGER AND A COKE. I'VE HAD ALOT OF HANGOVERS, TRUST ME THIS WILL WORK!!!

Answer 10

Cheeseburger and a chocolate milkshake - and pound down as much of your preferred flavor Gatorade as you can stomach.