Science be damned, this information won't be stopping us from drinking bourbon any time soon.
Any bourbon drinkers here?
Any bourbon drinkers here?
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Which Alcohol Gives The Worst Hangover?
- Thread starter Jazzy
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It's bullshit.
"Booze" is Ethanol. Period.
The form the alcohol takes in your drink, ranging from Champagne and beer to Graves/Everclear at 180 proof doesn't mean anything as far as a hangover goes.
Now. Something can be said for the various tannins and sugars making it more difficult for your body to process said alcohol, and how dehydrated you get in the process, which DOES contribute to a hangover.
If you want to know more:
http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hangovers/basics/symptoms/CON-20025464
"Booze" is Ethanol. Period.
The form the alcohol takes in your drink, ranging from Champagne and beer to Graves/Everclear at 180 proof doesn't mean anything as far as a hangover goes.
Now. Something can be said for the various tannins and sugars making it more difficult for your body to process said alcohol, and how dehydrated you get in the process, which DOES contribute to a hangover.
If you want to know more:
http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hangovers/basics/symptoms/CON-20025464
Yes. Exactly.
And, while Swinging The Old Hammer with purpose and direction... it doesn't hurt to keep your electrolytes up by having a swig or three of a sports drink like Gatoraid or even 100% fruit juices as well as some water now and again.
HOWEVER, soft drinks like Pepsi and Mountain Dew will just contribute to your dehydration and add to the problem you are trying to prevent.
But it is a lot more fun to post nonsense like that, than to seek out good information and inform people with something meaningful.
And, while Swinging The Old Hammer with purpose and direction... it doesn't hurt to keep your electrolytes up by having a swig or three of a sports drink like Gatoraid or even 100% fruit juices as well as some water now and again.
HOWEVER, soft drinks like Pepsi and Mountain Dew will just contribute to your dehydration and add to the problem you are trying to prevent.
But it is a lot more fun to post nonsense like that, than to seek out good information and inform people with something meaningful.
