Sure, feeling sick after a night out could be a hangover, but a doctor warns that it could be something else and much more ...

Though no one meal or drink can cure a hangover, certain foods are better for refueling than others. After waking up with a pounding head, aim to restock the body with necessary fluids and ...

A hangover is a notorious condition caused by drinking to excess. Hangover symptoms can range from a splitting headache and a queasy stomach to dry mouth, dizziness, lethargy, dry heaving and even ...

“The only way to completely avoid a hangover is to not drink alcohol at all or to keep alcohol intake to a minimum,” the institute reported. “There is no cure for a hangover other than time.

Bourbon whiskey, for example, contains 37 times more congeners than vodka. Studies have shown that people who have a big night on bourbon tend to feel a more severe hangover the next day than those ...

“I think it's probably just that people don't understand that the hangover is that immune response to drinking what is essentially a toxic substance,” concludes Sam. Yep, it’s poison folk ...

For those of us planning to see the New Year in with a tipple, the theory is the darker the drink, the worse the hangover. 'Different drinks contain differing amounts of substances called ...

suggests four foods that may ease hangover symptoms and four to avoid. Courtesy of Stephanie Schiff “Start drinking water early — a glass of water between drinks,” Stephanie Schiff ...

Drinking water the morning after a night out is one of the first things people do to alleviate the symptoms of a hangover. The belief that dehydration is the primary cause of a hangover has most ...