The Hangover Survival Guide

Now you can enjoy a night out with your friends drinking without having to deal with the dreadful hangovers the next day, thanks to this incredible hangover ebook.

So you had a blast last night with your friends, but now you are waking back up to the real world and it's happened again...HANGOVER! UGH!

Worse than that you have to be at work in one hour! Your head is pounding, your stomach is turning like the sea, and you feel so dizzy you can't even think straight.

You are considering breaking every light in the house just so your eyes don't have to deal with the pain.

Your mouth is so dry and you feel so weak, you just want to go back to bed and wake up when it's over, and then all of th sudden you feel it coming.

Yep, your running to the restroom to up chug! That should help your headache!

Does this sound like anything you have ever been through?

Well, join the crowd. Hangovers: Everyone get them, and they all SUCK!

I myself have had my fair share of waking up feeling like I might be part zombie, or just merely in the process of turning rather. :)

I frankly got tired of dealing with it and I made it a point to go on a quest to find a cure for the crap.

Look, let's be realistic here. Almost everyone is going to drink at some point. Whether it be a friend getting married, a party at a friend's house, Christmas parties, birthday parties, to celebrate getting a promotion at work, or even if you LOST your job.

At some point in time it's going to happen and then you get the privilege of dealing with the profound pain of a stupid hangover.

I personally would rather eat dirt than deal with a hangover. So as I was saying I went all out to gather all the little know stuff about dealing with this party pooper.

I found a bunch of helpful things, and I found some things that were as useless as an ashtray on a surfboard. Some were really out there, crap I wouldn't even TRY!

But what I did find as I "experimented" was that there WERE things that prevented, helped, and cured hangovers!

And when I say "experimented" with them, I mean my friends and I would go out and party hardy.

Drinks That Mainly Cause Hangovers
You may or may not have heard that some drinks can give you a more severe hangover. Some would say that this is a myth, but the evidence available points that a statement of such is far from the truth. The fact is some alcoholic beverages can leave you with a more severe hangover than others.
I have seen this with my own eyes, and you probably have too. Picture this scenario. You have a few friends in from out of town and you all decide to go out to the club to have an exciting night.
Since it’s been so long sense you and your friends have been together you all decide to really make a night of it and go all out, buying cases of beer, lots of shots of whiskey, and engaging in shot after shot of Jägerbombs.
This however can lead to a more major hangover than you and your friends bargained for. Alcoholic beverages containing alcohol and sugar are the leading reasons for having a hangover that just won’t quit. It is actually the fact of mixing the depressant, which is alcohol, and the sugar, which is a stimulant that causes these dramatic changes.
Beverages like Jack and Coke, White Russians, Black Russians, Kahlua, Vodka and Redbull, Espresso Martinis, and Jägerbombs are the main kind of drinks that should be avoided if you don’t want to spend the night making friends with the toilet. This is also a dangerous practice even though you may have not ever given it much thought.
Caffeine and alcohol are both diuretics. This means they drain the body of its much needed fluids. As your body loses more and more fluid, in turn you become more and more dehydrated.
When mixing the two components together you become dehydrated much quicker than you normally would. At this moment the kidney function starts to increase and the liver function must also increase its work in order to help aid the kidneys to cleanse the blood and remove the toxins.
Naturally we all know that alcohol causes liver damage, so adding caffeine to the mix sure isn’t going to help you unless you are on a quest to obtain a fatty, rotten liver and a pounding headache for a mammoth hangover.
These types of drinks and similar ones are the direct and leading cause of dehydration. It is advised to stay away from these types of drinks. Many may not like that advice so if you are set that this is what you want to drink use some discipline and limit what you consume.
Another thing that I find quiet alarming is the number of car accidents associated with these types of drinks in question. Many of the victims that consumed these drinks didn’t feel the true effects of intoxication because of the amount of caffeine in their systems. They...