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Many regular drinkers will spend a total of two years of their life hungover, according to estimations from a drinking survey reported in Elite Daily. There are few things more uncomfortable than the aftermath of alcohol consumption. Every person who has suffered from the headaches, nausea, fatigue, dehydration, intestinal discomfort, dry mouth and other symptoms that accompany the morning after has tried a few of the many suggested remedies. Some work and some don’t. Real “cures” are even less prevalent, but there are substances in existence that can ease the worst hangovers.
Being hungover is anathema to weekend excellence. You wake up with a mouth like the Sahara desert, drool on the pillow, and a headache that feels like a drill to the brain. Luckily, one of the most tried and true methods of combating the effects of a hangover is to dust yourself off and start drinking again.