For a truly enlightened hangover meal, treat yourself to a perky, spicy hot broth with Asian pantry condiments.
Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Ouch, ouch, ouch. That's what we're feeling right now here at HuffPost Food HQ. By which we mean our beds. The HuffPost...
By Wyatt Myers Medically reviewed by Pat F. Bass III, M.D., M.P.H. Drinking too much alcohol often leads to fuzzy memories, lapses in good judgm...
There's only one surefire way to prevent a hangover: drink in moderation or not at all. For those in search of a different strategy on New Year's Eve,...
New Year's Eve celebrants feeling some pain come Tuesday morning in the Windy City are in luck: a new Chicago clinic has the stuff to reverse the cour...
Way more than a quick fix, these local colors will make the morning after a toast to doing it all over again.
New Year's Eve may be the most overrated holiday in existence (okay, so it's tied with Valentine's Day), but regardless, you most likely celebrated in...
Here in New York, revelers kicking off 2012 with a raging hangover have plenty of options when it comes time to nurse that morning-after pain. So thro...
One of HuffPost Food's favorite New Yorker articles of the past few years was Joan Acocella's 2008 exhaustive exploration of the topic of hangovers. A...
Chances are you've experienced it at least once. Veisalgia, or what we more commonly call a hangover, is one of the more persuasive negative side-effects of overindulging. The French have my favorite term for it, "Gueule de bois," which translates loosely to "wood face."
I cannot count, nor can I even begin to remember the number of hangovers I've had in the near-twenty years of imbibing I've enjoyed as an adult -- most of which I've hazarded as a bar owner.
I'm an expert on hangovers. I've had them on six continents and tried all of their claimed remedies. From my exhaustive research I am ready to give you the sure fire three-step solution to curing yours.
Photo Credit: Small Kitchen College Senior Week was probably the only time in my life when I didn't feel the need to do...anything. I slept through ...
Prevention is the best cure for a hangover. The only way to avoid a pounding head and queasiness the morning after is to drink in moderation, or to ...
Chances are, come Saturday you're going to have one hell of a hangover. Yes, you can take some aspirin or go back to bed, but this New Year's Day, we ...
Friday's Manhattan Cocktail Classic Gala spanned four floors of the New York Public Library and five hours of the night. Everyone would still be feel...
There are New Year's Eve risks besides making a fool out of oneself -- getting into a drunk-driving accident or getting pulled over by breathalyzer-wielding law enforcement officers.
Have a little too much fun last night ushering in the new year? Yoga teacher extraordinaire Tara Stiles is here to help cure your hangover with a seri...
Happy New Year's everyone! We hope you all had a great time ringing in 2010, perhaps such a great time that you could use some relief. Luckily, we've ...
Hangovers happen to the very best of us. We all know the familiar story: the evening starts off innocently enough--you go to a party to unwind after a...
To treat a hangover, drink lots of water, get plenty of rest -- and eat your asparagus, researchers say. A new study shows that the amino acids and m...
While over the counter pain relievers are common practice for the hangover-inclined, you might want to think again before reaching for your aspirin, a...
The whole thing about suicides peaking over the holidays may well be a myth, but there's no disputing that when it comes to painful mornings-after, th...
It's almost certain. The holidays come with drinking. Whether it's celebratory, stress related, or just part of the program, alcohol finds its way i...
