It’s been a long time since I’ve written a blog, not going to lie to everyone I’ve been busy drinking my life away. Luckily in that time I’ve also experimented with a few other things that have effected my hangover and here I am to share with you how to avoid a hangover so you don’t have to experience multiple scares of dieing like I have.
Today’s how to avoid a hangover field report blog is probably something everyone has heard before but not really paid too much attention to. When you’re drinking a specific kind of alcohol try your best to stick with that for the whole night. Be loyal to whatever kind of liquor you start with no matter how tempting the other spirits may be. If you start with vodka, keep with vodka, if you start with rum, keep with rum. It’s a pretty straight forward rule but it will save your life the morning after.
The absolute worst thing (I’ve found from personal experience) is mixing a lot of beer with a lot of hard liquors. I’ve noticed that sure mixing hard liquor with hard liquor will be a little bit worse then straight shooting one kind of alcohol but who doesn’t pregame with vodka then do tequila shots at the bar? It’s definitely not too bad doing that but with beer you have yourself a situation. Another thing you have to watch out for are those “girly” shots that are pretty much 10% alcohol full of sourpuss and grenadine or should I say straight sugar. They may taste girly and delicious then but I can assure you they give one hell of a hangover the next day. Another thing in the same category is coolers, they may taste like kool aid then but I can assure you it’s a trap. Those are definitely some of the most under estimated rules on how to avoid a hangover. Alcohol already does enough when it comes to screwing up your whole bodies sugar levels and pounding back and loading up on sugar while drinking is definitely going to assist in the destruction and make you feel 10x worse in the morning.
Another thing that is closely related is the differences in each poison. Some kinds of alcohol will naturally give more severe hangovers than others due to the amount of “congeners” in them (a minor toxin that contributes to hangovers). Darker alcohols such as dark rum, whiskey and red wine will have more than the lighter alcohols such as vodka, gin and white rum. Honestly it works out perfectly for me as I’m a vodka man myself but if your someone who doesn’t really care that get’s bad hangovers I would try and stick with the lights.
I should be writing regularly again pretty soon, I predict many hangover in my future in October especially with Halloween the best time of the year. I will continue to suffer extreme hangovers in order to give you adequate advice to save yourselves on how to avoid a hangover.
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