Party too hard last night and now it’s come back to bite you? No worries, try some of these remedies. Different cures can work better for different people, so see which work best for you. Using these ...

From spiked eggnog to warm mulled wine, holiday excess can leave you in a hungover haze for days. It’s not just the holiday season, of course: Americans are now drinking at record high levels, with ...

Thousands of Americans plan to say farewell to 2023 and welcome in the new year by imbibing in alcoholic beverages, but the joyous celebration on New Year's Eve can result in an ill-fated start to ...

If you drink at all and you’re older than 25, there’s a decent chance you’ll end up with some type of hangover this spring, even if it’s just a slightly rumbly stomach. The only real way to avoid the ...

Chances are by this time tomorrow you’re not going to feel so well. From mild dehydration to headaches to stomach pains to full on vomiting, you’re probably going to be feeling the aftereffects of New ...

Ravee Chen, an entrepreneur who’s blending ancient wisdom with modern science in the hunt for the ultimate hangover remedy, is contributing to the growth of the hangover cure industry. Opinions ...

We've all been there. The pounding headache, relentless nausea, and the kind of tired no amount of coffee can fix. Hangovers are a reminder that last night's fun comes at a cost. These days, hangovers ...

Had a few too many last night? There’s no fresher hell than a hangover: nausea, dry mouth, hot shame and hangxiety. No soul who has suffered has not sought a cure in the form of a diner breakfast or ...

The festive season brings plenty of party cheer, but overdo it on the Christmas spirit and you’ll likely face the hangover to end all hangovers. While the world’s greatest scientific minds have tried ...

Benjamin holds a Master's degree in anthropology from University College London and has previously worked in the fields of psychedelic neuroscience and mental health. Benjamin holds a Master's degree ...

Though many medical professionals have criticized discretionary IV use, it has become popular in some Jewish and influencer circles. (New York Jewish Week) — Flip through a recent issue of the Boro ...