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What, Exactly, Is Hangxiety—and How Can You Avoid It?
The usual physical symptoms of a hangover include an upset stomach, exhaustion, dizziness, and a pounding headache. If you’ve ever woken up after a night of drinking and noticed these sensations al...
Read moreImportance of Maintaining an Optimal Ratio of Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium, and Calcium
Electrolytes are minerals (including magnesium, sodium, potassium, and calcium) that are essential for numerous bodily functions. These mineral molecules have a positive or negative electric charge...
Read moreDoes Alcohol Cause Vitamin B Deficiencies?
When consumed in moderation, alcohol does not typically cause vitamin B deficiencies in and of itself. However, chronic, and excessive alcohol consumption can absolutely lead to numerous forms of a...
Read moreWhen you wake feeling hungover, already experiencing seriously unpleasant symptoms such as nausea, anxiety, and a pounding headache, your first two questions may understandably be: “why do hangover...
Read moreTailgate Partying Without the Hangover
MLB Opening Day is fast approaching (this year it falls on March 24th) and many of us are eagerly anticipating the excitement of tailgate parties. But some baseball fans may also be remembering the...
Read moreAlcohol Effects on Brain Health in Middle-Aged Adults
You are most likely already aware that drinking alcohol isn’t healthy for your body as a whole (ask anybody who has experienced a hangover), but you may not be aware of the potentially serious effe...
Read moreAcetaldehyde is a byproduct that’s created as your body breaks down ethanol, the form of alcohol that is found in alcoholic drinks. It is highly toxic, and is even a likely human carcinogen, which ...
Read moreMilk Thistle for Healthy Liver Function
What Is Milk Thistle? Milk thistle (Silybum marianum) is a flowering herb that has been consumed as an herbal remedy for a wide range of health problems—especially those affecting the liver, kidney...
Read moreNAC and the Importance of Antioxidants with Alcohol Consumption
What is NAC? N-Acetyl Cysteine NAC stands for “N-acetyl cysteine,” and is also known as “Acetyl-L-Cysteine” or “acetylcysteine,” among many other variations. Amino Acid NAC is a form of the amino a...
Read moreHow Can Clovinol® Help in Hangover Prevention?
Discover how Clovinol®, a polyphenol-rich component from cloves, may help to prevent hangovers. Uncover its role in reducing alcohol-induced liver damage, inflammation, and oxidative stress.
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