OT: Hangovers

With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
invented something by now :-(

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On Sat, 6 Mar 2004 12:29:28 -0000, Whinging Courier
<markonusenetTAKEITAWAY@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
>invented something by now :-(

Yoghurt on fried bread, mate. Strawberry or Black Cherry works best.

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In uk.rec.motorcycles, Pip said:

> Yoghurt on fried bread, mate. Strawberry or Black Cherry works best.

Oo ta! Any type of yoghurt?

Oh, strawberry and cherry, doh. I thought that was the toast!

This is worse than I thought...

Cheers

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In uk.rec.motorcycles, Pip said:

> Yoghurt on fried bread, mate. Strawberry or Black Cherry works best.

By Jove, it works!

Still a bit slow of thinking (no change there, then) but the headache's
all but gone!

Cheers!

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Whinging Courier wrote:

>With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
>invented something by now :-(

Ten pints of lager.

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Ben Blaney

Ben Blaney wrote:
> Whinging Courier wrote:
>
>> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
>> invented something by now :-(
>
> Ten pints of lager.

Why aren't you out lifting veils then?

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'Hog

In article <c2cmnk$1rvfgb$1@ID-105725.news.uni-berlin.de>, 'Hog says...
> Ben Blaney wrote:
> > Whinging Courier wrote:
> >
> >> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
> >> invented something by now :-(
> >
> > Ten pints of lager.
>
> Why aren't you out lifting veils then?

Because no-one would pay him to dance for them..

Ginge wrote:
> In article <c2cmnk$1rvfgb$1@ID-105725.news.uni-berlin.de>, 'Hog
> says...
>> Ben Blaney wrote:
>>> Whinging Courier wrote:
>>>
>>>> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd
>>>> have invented something by now :-(
>>>
>>> Ten pints of lager.
>>
>> Why aren't you out lifting veils then?
>
> Because no-one would pay him to dance for them..

Natural born belly dancer really. No wonder he was being coy.

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'Hog

On Sat, 6 Mar 2004 12:29:28 -0000, Whinging Courier
<markonusenetTAKEITAWAY@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
>invented something by now :-(

They have, it's called "don't drink heavily".

Or if you must, drink the same amount of water as you have alcohol
afterwards. Bit of fruit juice helps as well.

I always do this[1] and after last nights two bottle of wine felt fine
this morning at 7am.

[1] Mind you, I'm drinking a lot of water at the moment anyway as part
of my training.
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but to prevent life escaping from us."
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On Sat, 6 Mar 2004 12:29:28 -0000, Whinging Courier
<markonusenetTAKEITAWAY@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
>invented something by now :-(

Glucose.

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Dave

GS 850 x2 / SE 6a
SbS#6 DIAABTCOD#16 APOSTLE#6 FUB#3
FUB KotL OSOS#12? UKRMMA#19 COSOC#10

Whinging Courier wrote:

> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
> invented something by now :-(

Artichoke capsules, two or three before you go out on the piss, and another
two or three before retiring. Get them from Boots - they work a treat. The
worst I've ever felt after a monster session when I'd taken those was ever
so slightly dazed the next day.

Milk thistle is another good one for the morning after.

Failing that, soluble Solpadeine and a fry-up!

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"simonk" <me7@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:c2cs8m$1s66vr$1@ID-200745.news.uni-berlin.de

> Artichoke capsules

I always swear by oxygen. Works a treat.

20 minutes sat in front of the telly with a decompression cylinder and I
are a happy bunny again...

Vic.

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simonk wrote:
> Whinging Courier wrote:
>

The worst I've ever felt after a monster session when
> I'd taken those was ever so slightly dazed the next day.

Really. If I had a pound for every time you wussed out on a rideout cos of a
monster session the night before....

;-)

Whinging Courier wrote:

> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
> invented something by now :-(

The severity of a hangover is directly proportional to guilt.

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Simon

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England | MZSOB: http://www.mztech.fsnet.co.uk/

In uk.rec.motorcycles, sweller said:

> The severity of a hangover is directly proportional to guilt.

lol, is it?

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Kiran wrote:

> simonk wrote:
>> Whinging Courier wrote:
>>
>
>
> The worst I've ever felt after a monster session when
>> I'd taken those was ever so slightly dazed the next day.
>
> Really. If I had a pound for every time you wussed out on a rideout
> cos of a monster session the night before....
>
> ;-)

Ah, but, I'm such a bad planner, I forget to take the tablets beforehand,
you see ... er ...

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"Whinging Courier" <markonusenetTAKEITAWAY@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:MPG.1ab3d487d01e80ca989c72@news.individual.ne t...
> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
> invented something by now :-(

Beechams Resolve. Its got glucose, paracetamol and a stomach settler and
its soluble.
Never fails.

--
Harry.
Team Top Banana Racing. www.topbananaracing.co.uk
I may not go down in history but I'll certainly go down on
your little sister

Whinging Courier <markonusenetTAKEITAWAY@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
> invented something by now :-(

Lots of water and a couple of ibuprofen tablets before bed.

Doesn't sort a dodgy stomach, but I can live with that if I don't get
the headache.
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BoTAFOT #87 - BoTAFOF #18 - MRO # - UKRMSBC #7 - Apostle #2 - YTC #

Rehydrate Powders from Boots, replaces all the body salts that you've
swilled away.

Ian

'Hog wrote:

>Ben Blaney wrote:
>> Whinging Courier wrote:
>>
>>> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
>>> invented something by now :-(
>>
>> Ten pints of lager.
>
>Why aren't you out lifting veils then?

I went to Rydges immediately after that post.

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Ben Blaney

"Ben Blaney" <benblaney@ukrm.net> wrote in message
news:tfal401n1lo6bkkkils3s4u3m3i0v62e49@4ax.com...
> 'Hog wrote:
>
> >Ben Blaney wrote:
> >> Whinging Courier wrote:
> >>
> >>> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have
> >>> invented something by now :-(
> >>
> >> Ten pints of lager.
> >
> >Why aren't you out lifting veils then?
>
> I went to Rydges immediately after that post.

My cousin swears by `natural hangover cure tablets`
http://www.ru-21uk.co.uk/
Taken whilst working her way through the evening`s drinks ensures that she
doesnt suffer with the raging headaches/nausea the morning after, or so she
tells me..

Zobo Kolonie wrote:

<snip>
>
> Well it works for me
>
> [1] Rehydration seems to be the only plausible excuse for the existence of
> this foul muck.

Except it will actually de-hydrate you.
It's probably the caffeine with the asprins that help.
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On Sun, 7 Mar 2004 17:00:07 -0000, "Zobo Kolonie"
<zkolonie@SPAMSUCKShotmail.com> wrote:

>> Except it will actually de-hydrate you.
>>
>Why's that then?
>It's laden with sugar and water after all.

Caffeine is a diuretic. Hence it just encourages all the water that
you are taking in to go out again faster.
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Princess of pain apparently.

"Lady Nina" <spam.trap2@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:r3rm40locqj7mur49b2dpsp7reok8qfust@4ax.com...
> On Sun, 7 Mar 2004 17:00:07 -0000, "Zobo Kolonie"
> <zkolonie@SPAMSUCKShotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >> Except it will actually de-hydrate you.
> >>
> >Why's that then?
> >It's laden with sugar and water after all.
>
> Caffeine is a diuretic. Hence it just encourages all the water that
> you are taking in to go out again faster.
>
Yebbut how much caffeine is in a can of Coke when compared say to a mug of
coffee?

Whatever, when I'm feeling dehydrated I find that Coca Cola works wonders,
even if it is nasty stuff.
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at c

In uk.rec.motorcycles, Zobo Kolonie said:

> Yebbut how much caffeine is in a can of Coke when compared say to a mug of
> coffee?
>
> Whatever, when I'm feeling dehydrated I find that Coca Cola works wonders,
> even if it is nasty stuff.

I discovered a little known gem yesterday (for me anyway).

Panadol[1] - It's got caffeine in it. Two birds with one stone.

[1] Bloody expensive as I always try and buy generic, but when needs
must...

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CBR1000FL

Lady Nina wrote:

> On Sun, 7 Mar 2004 17:00:07 -0000, "Zobo Kolonie"
> <zkolonie@SPAMSUCKShotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>> Except it will actually de-hydrate you.
>>>
>>Why's that then?
>>It's laden with sugar and water after all.
>
> Caffeine is a diuretic. Hence it just encourages all the water that
> you are taking in to go out again faster.

Plus the sugar makes it harder for the body to absorb the water, and in
fact will tend to remove water from the blood. cf Osmosis
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Zobo Kolonie wrote:

> "Lady Nina" <spam.trap2@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
> news:r3rm40locqj7mur49b2dpsp7reok8qfust@4ax.com...
>> On Sun, 7 Mar 2004 17:00:07 -0000, "Zobo Kolonie"
>> <zkolonie@SPAMSUCKShotmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> >> Except it will actually de-hydrate you.
>> >>
>> >Why's that then?
>> >It's laden with sugar and water after all.
>>
>> Caffeine is a diuretic. Hence it just encourages all the water that
>> you are taking in to go out again faster.
>>
> Yebbut how much caffeine is in a can of Coke when compared say to a mug of
> coffee?
>
> Whatever, when I'm feeling dehydrated I find that Coca Cola works wonders,
> even if it is nasty stuff.

Whatever effect it is counteracting, it's not de-hydration I promise you.

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Triumph Speed Triple: Black with extra black bits
www.cuore-sportivo.co.uk

	#1
Whinging Courier	OT: Hangovers With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have invented something by now :-( -- Smile...tomorrow will be worse CBR1000FL

	#2
Pip	Re: OT: Hangovers On Sat, 6 Mar 2004 12:29:28 -0000, Whinging Courier <markonusenetTAKEITAWAY@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: >With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have >invented something by now :-( Yoghurt on fried bread, mate. Strawberry or Black Cherry works best. -- Pip, Hairy Gfedcker. RF 900RR, Ruff and Rattly. WS* DFWAG#0 IbW#27* DIAABTCOD#15 GP#0 EKP FUB#4 MKA+E#3 ANORAK#8 MIRTTH#15 BOTAFOT/F#47/34a BONY#13 KotMIB# <space> UKRMRM#14 TWA#2

	#3
Whinging Courier	Re: OT: Hangovers In uk.rec.motorcycles, Pip said: > Yoghurt on fried bread, mate. Strawberry or Black Cherry works best. Oo ta! Any type of yoghurt? Oh, strawberry and cherry, doh. I thought that was the toast! This is worse than I thought... Cheers -- Smile...tomorrow will be worse CBR1000FL

	#5
Ben Blaney	Re: OT: Hangovers Whinging Courier wrote: >With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have >invented something by now :-( Ten pints of lager. -- Ben Blaney

	#6
'Hog	Re: OT: Hangovers Ben Blaney wrote: > Whinging Courier wrote: > >> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have >> invented something by now :-( > > Ten pints of lager. Why aren't you out lifting veils then? -- 'Hog

	#7
Ginge	Re: OT: Hangovers In article <c2cmnk$1rvfgb$1@ID-105725.news.uni-berlin.de>, 'Hog says... > Ben Blaney wrote: > > Whinging Courier wrote: > > > >> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have > >> invented something by now :-( > > > > Ten pints of lager. > > Why aren't you out lifting veils then? Because no-one would pay him to dance for them..

	#8
'Hog	Re: OT: Hangovers Ginge wrote: > In article <c2cmnk$1rvfgb$1@ID-105725.news.uni-berlin.de>, 'Hog > says... >> Ben Blaney wrote: >>> Whinging Courier wrote: >>> >>>> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd >>>> have invented something by now :-( >>> >>> Ten pints of lager. >> >> Why aren't you out lifting veils then? > > Because no-one would pay him to dance for them.. Natural born belly dancer really. No wonder he was being coy. -- 'Hog

	#10
Grimly Curmudgeon	Re: OT: Hangovers On Sat, 6 Mar 2004 12:29:28 -0000, Whinging Courier <markonusenetTAKEITAWAY@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: >With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have >invented something by now :-( Glucose. -- Dave GS 850 x2 / SE 6a SbS#6 DIAABTCOD#16 APOSTLE#6 FUB#3 FUB KotL OSOS#12? UKRMMA#19 COSOC#10

	#11
simonk	Re: Hangovers Whinging Courier wrote: > With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have > invented something by now :-( Artichoke capsules, two or three before you go out on the piss, and another two or three before retiring. Get them from Boots - they work a treat. The worst I've ever felt after a monster session when I'd taken those was ever so slightly dazed the next day. Milk thistle is another good one for the morning after. Failing that, soluble Solpadeine and a fry-up! -- simonk

	#12
Vic	Re: Hangovers "simonk" <me7@privacy.net> wrote in message news:c2cs8m$1s66vr$1@ID-200745.news.uni-berlin.de > Artichoke capsules I always swear by oxygen. Works a treat. 20 minutes sat in front of the telly with a decompression cylinder and I are a happy bunny again... Vic. -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG

	#13
Kiran	Re: Hangovers simonk wrote: > Whinging Courier wrote: > The worst I've ever felt after a monster session when > I'd taken those was ever so slightly dazed the next day. Really. If I had a pound for every time you wussed out on a rideout cos of a monster session the night before.... ;-)

	#14
sweller	Re: OT: Hangovers Whinging Courier wrote: > With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have > invented something by now :-( The severity of a hangover is directly proportional to guilt. -- Simon Brighton \| MYSOB: http://www.sweller.co.uk/sob/ England \| MZSOB: http://www.mztech.fsnet.co.uk/

	#16
simonk	Re: Hangovers Kiran wrote: > simonk wrote: >> Whinging Courier wrote: >> > > > The worst I've ever felt after a monster session when >> I'd taken those was ever so slightly dazed the next day. > > Really. If I had a pound for every time you wussed out on a rideout > cos of a monster session the night before.... > > ;-) Ah, but, I'm such a bad planner, I forget to take the tablets beforehand, you see ... er ... -- simonk

	#17
harry	Re: Hangovers "Whinging Courier" <markonusenetTAKEITAWAY@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:MPG.1ab3d487d01e80ca989c72@news.individual.ne t... > With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have > invented something by now :-( Beechams Resolve. Its got glucose, paracetamol and a stomach settler and its soluble. Never fails. -- Harry. Team Top Banana Racing. www.topbananaracing.co.uk I may not go down in history but I'll certainly go down on your little sister

	#18
SteveH	Re: OT: Hangovers Whinging Courier <markonusenetTAKEITAWAY@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have > invented something by now :-( Lots of water and a couple of ibuprofen tablets before bed. Doesn't sort a dodgy stomach, but I can live with that if I don't get the headache. -- Steve H 'You're not a real petrolhead unless you've owned an Alfa Romeo' http://www.italiancar.co.uk Honda VFR800 - MZ ETZ300 VW Golf Cabrio - Alfa 75TS - Nissan Primera(I can't explain that either) BoTAFOT #87 - BoTAFOF #18 - MRO # - UKRMSBC #7 - Apostle #2 - YTC #

	#19
Ian	Re: Hangovers Rehydrate Powders from Boots, replaces all the body salts that you've swilled away. Ian

	#20
Ben Blaney	Re: OT: Hangovers 'Hog wrote: >Ben Blaney wrote: >> Whinging Courier wrote: >> >>> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have >>> invented something by now :-( >> >> Ten pints of lager. > >Why aren't you out lifting veils then? I went to Rydges immediately after that post. -- Ben Blaney

	#21
Carolyn	Re: OT: Hangovers "Ben Blaney" <benblaney@ukrm.net> wrote in message news:tfal401n1lo6bkkkils3s4u3m3i0v62e49@4ax.com... > 'Hog wrote: > > >Ben Blaney wrote: > >> Whinging Courier wrote: > >> > >>> With all the advances in medical technology, you'd think they'd have > >>> invented something by now :-( > >> > >> Ten pints of lager. > > > >Why aren't you out lifting veils then? > > I went to Rydges immediately after that post. My cousin swears by `natural hangover cure tablets` http://www.ru-21uk.co.uk/ Taken whilst working her way through the evening`s drinks ensures that she doesnt suffer with the raging headaches/nausea the morning after, or so she tells me..

	#22
Catman	Re: Hangovers Zobo Kolonie wrote: <snip> > > Well it works for me > > [1] Rehydration seems to be the only plausible excuse for the existence of > this foul muck. Except it will actually de-hydrate you. It's probably the caffeine with the asprins that help. -- Catman MIB#14 SKoGA#6 TEAR#4 BOTAFOF#38 Apostle#21 COSOC#3 Tyger, Tyger Burning Bright (Remove rust to reply) Alfa 116 Giulietta 3.0l (Really) Sprint 1.7 Triumph Speed Triple: Black with extra black bits www.cuore-sportivo.co.uk

	#23
Lady Nina	Re: Hangovers On Sun, 7 Mar 2004 17:00:07 -0000, "Zobo Kolonie" <zkolonie@SPAMSUCKShotmail.com> wrote: >> Except it will actually de-hydrate you. >> >Why's that then? >It's laden with sugar and water after all. Caffeine is a diuretic. Hence it just encourages all the water that you are taking in to go out again faster. -- Lady Nina Princess of pain apparently.

	#24
Zobo Kolonie	Re: Hangovers "Lady Nina" <spam.trap2@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:r3rm40locqj7mur49b2dpsp7reok8qfust@4ax.com... > On Sun, 7 Mar 2004 17:00:07 -0000, "Zobo Kolonie" > <zkolonie@SPAMSUCKShotmail.com> wrote: > > >> Except it will actually de-hydrate you. > >> > >Why's that then? > >It's laden with sugar and water after all. > > Caffeine is a diuretic. Hence it just encourages all the water that > you are taking in to go out again faster. > Yebbut how much caffeine is in a can of Coke when compared say to a mug of coffee? Whatever, when I'm feeling dehydrated I find that Coca Cola works wonders, even if it is nasty stuff. -- ZK - When I die accelerate my body to light speed, I always wanted a burial at c

	#25
Whinging Courier	Re: Hangovers In uk.rec.motorcycles, Zobo Kolonie said: > Yebbut how much caffeine is in a can of Coke when compared say to a mug of > coffee? > > Whatever, when I'm feeling dehydrated I find that Coca Cola works wonders, > even if it is nasty stuff. I discovered a little known gem yesterday (for me anyway). Panadol[1] - It's got caffeine in it. Two birds with one stone. [1] Bloody expensive as I always try and buy generic, but when needs must... -- Smile...tomorrow will be worse CBR1000FL

	#26
Catman	Re: Hangovers Lady Nina wrote: > On Sun, 7 Mar 2004 17:00:07 -0000, "Zobo Kolonie" > <zkolonie@SPAMSUCKShotmail.com> wrote: > >>> Except it will actually de-hydrate you. >>> >>Why's that then? >>It's laden with sugar and water after all. > > Caffeine is a diuretic. Hence it just encourages all the water that > you are taking in to go out again faster. Plus the sugar makes it harder for the body to absorb the water, and in fact will tend to remove water from the blood. cf Osmosis -- Catman MIB#14 SKoGA#6 TEAR#4 BOTAFOF#38 Apostle#21 COSOC#3 Tyger, Tyger Burning Bright (Remove rust to reply) Alfa 116 Giulietta 3.0l (Really) Sprint 1.7 Triumph Speed Triple: Black with extra black bits www.cuore-sportivo.co.uk