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health1 year ago

"Long COVID Linked to Worsened Hangover Symptoms: Study"

Research suggests that long COVID may lead to increased alcohol sensitivity and more severe hangovers in some individuals, potentially due to the weakening of the blood-brain barrier caused by the virus and inflammation. Anecdotal evidence and a recent study published in the journal Cureus found that patients with long COVID reported experiencing worse hangovers and alcohol intolerance, with some developing new-onset alcohol reactions and sensitivity after COVID infection. While more research is needed to confirm these findings, the study highlights a potential link between COVID and alcohol-related symptoms.

health1 year ago

"Long Covid Linked to Worsening Hangovers, Study Finds"

A study from Stanford University suggests that people with long Covid may experience more severe hangovers, possibly due to the virus and inflammation weakening the blood-brain barrier. Researchers interviewed individuals with persistent Covid symptoms and found that they reported heightened alcohol sensitivity, with even small amounts causing severe hangovers. The study, published in Cureus, highlights the need for further research to understand the potential link between long Covid and alcohol reactions.

health2 years ago

Hangovers Misdiagnosed as Alcohol Allergy Turned Out to be Cancer

A teenager in New Zealand discovered that her worsening hangovers were actually symptoms of stage-three Hodgkin's lymphoma. After being misdiagnosed with a blood condition, she underwent a biopsy that revealed the cancer. She started chemotherapy in February 2023 and endured a severe reaction to a blood transfusion, but ultimately completed treatment and is now in remission. The experience has given her a new perspective on life and gratitude for the small things.

health2 years ago

Surprising Link: Moderate Drinking Unveils Hidden Cancer Diagnosis

A young woman in New Zealand experienced severe hangovers after just two drinks, but it turned out to be a symptom of something more serious. After being hospitalized multiple times, she was eventually diagnosed with Stage 3 Hodgkin's lymphoma and a 6-centimeter tumor in her chest. She underwent chemotherapy and experienced a severe reaction to a blood transfusion, but is now in remission and has returned to work. She reflects on the impact of cancer on her life and the gratitude she feels for winning her life back.

health2 years ago

"Game-Changing Hangover Remedy Promises Sobering Results in Just One Hour"

Safety Shot, a new drink set to launch in time for the holidays, claims to sober people up in less than an hour and prevent hangovers. The beverage, touted as the "first patented beverage on Earth," reduces blood alcohol content and boosts clarity. A study showed that the drink reduced blood alcohol content within 30 minutes. Safety Shot targets the central nervous system for rapid alcohol detoxification and includes a tailored selection of all-natural vitamins, minerals, and nootropics. The drink will be available for purchase online and through Amazon in December 2023, with plans to expand to distributors, retailers, restaurants, and bars in early 2024.

health2 years ago

Hangover-Free Liquor Tech: The Key to Enjoying Alcohol without the Morning After

London-based company GABA Labs is developing a synthetic alcohol called Alcarelle that aims to deliver the pleasurable effects of alcohol without the negative side effects. Alcarelle targets only GABA receptors in the brain, allowing for the release of dopamine and serotonin while avoiding undesirable effects. The tasteless synthetic alcohol can be added to nonalcoholic drinks or mixed with real alcohol. GABA Labs plans to complete U.S. food-safety testing by mid-2026 and launch in European markets. The development of drugs to reduce alcohol cravings and speed up hangover recovery is also underway. The decline in alcohol consumption among Americans, along with the potential adverse health effects of drinking, has fueled interest in alternative options.

lifestyle2 years ago

Hangover Cure: The Luxurious IV Drip Trend

As hangover cures become increasingly popular, some individuals are turning to luxury IV drip therapy to alleviate their symptoms. These concierge services offer intravenous drips packed with saline, vitamins, headache relief, and anti-nausea medications. The trend has gained traction in recent years, with companies expanding their offerings to include wellness treatments. While skeptics question the efficacy of these drips, many users view them as a form of self-care and a way to expedite their recovery. The luxury aspect and social media appeal of these services have contributed to their popularity, despite the high cost. However, limited scientific research exists to support their benefits.