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    (#25) Umeboshi

    After too much sake, Japanese drinkers eat umeboshi, a pickled, dried ume, which is similar to a plum or apricot. It's not just a little pickled, though. It's really, REALLY pickled. Some steep it in green tea and then drink the thing to make it less concentrated, but it's still horrifically sour (even the milder, non-dried version, umezuke, is hard to swallow).
     

    There's at least a little science behind this one, as the salt in the plum may actually help replenish your depleted electrolytes. But putting something that sour in an already sour stomach? Pass.

  • Saltines on Random Most Effective Hangover Cures

    (#6) Saltines

    Plain toast or some saltine crackers will absorb and help process the alcohol remaining in your body. Eating simple carbohydrates will also help raise your blood sugar to battle that tired, groggy feeling.
  • Congee on Random Most Effective Hangover Cures

    (#22) Congee

    One of the most popular methods for fighting off a hangover in China (besides Sprite) is a meal called “congee,“ a rice porridge that rehydrates the eater. You can add almost anything to your congee, from salted duck eggs and lettuce to various meats and mushrooms.
  • French onion soup on Random Most Effective Hangover Cures

    (#20) French onion soup

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    After drinking too much wine, the French usually soothe their upset bellies and heads with a strong onion soup, bread, and cheese. There's no scientific evidence to back this up, but it sounds delicious.
  • Egg on Random Most Effective Hangover Cures

    (#12) Egg

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    Eggs are a near-ideal source of nutrition as is, but especially so when you’re hungover. Eggs contain large amounts of cysteine, an amino acid that breaks down the hangover-causing acetaldehyde. Translation: eggs help clean up the remaining toxins in your body.

  • Hair of the Dog on Random Most Effective Hangover Cures

    (#4) Hair of the Dog

    No, Felicia, Bloody Marys don't just exist for the brunch crowd. A new theory supposes that the vodka in a Bloody Mary supplies the body with trace amounts of methanol that it needs after a night of heavy drinking.

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Excessive drinking may have various side effects. The hangover is the most common side effect, and its symptoms include fatigue, headache, nausea, dizziness, thirst, and sensitivity to light or sound. 75% of people who are drunk will have an uncomfortable hangover reaction. Although there is no shortage of hangover treatments, such as drinking a glass of pickle juice and rubbing lemon under the armpit before drinking water, many hangover treatments lack scientific support.

Although the best way to get rid of a hangover is not to drink alcohol, drinking is already a very common daily activity. Fortunately, there are some ways to help people alleviate the discomfort of a hangover and make people more comfortable, welcome to check the collection of 28 effective hangover cures here.

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