Best way to prevent a Hang Over when drinking?!


Question:

Best way to prevent a Hang Over when drinking?

Im going to a bachelor party this weekend and plan on consuming alot more alchol than I normally do. Is there something I can do or take to help prevent or make the hang over not as bad the next morning?

Currently my hang overs are SOOO Bad and ruin the entire day.

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1 day ago
Obviously "NOT" drinking will prevent a hangover, but that wasnt the question.

Im going on a brewery tour, a baseball game, football game and out to the bars. Im a social drinker and plan on being social all weekend long. There is nothing wrong with what I am doing, so there is no need for the guilt trip.

If you are too dumb to answer a simple question, no need to attempt an answer. I would rather feel hung over than be a social reject and not participate in the bachelor party activities.


Answers:

Whoever says to drink vodka and you won't get a hangover has obviously not gotten completely annhialated off of vodka. When I drink booze, I drink vodka and I have woken up to as many mean hangovers as while drinking anything else.
I am a seasoned lush, so therefore I recommend to go to a CVS, Rite Aid, or Duane Reade or whatever drug store in your area and invest in a bottle of 1000mg vitamin B12.
Pop one before you go out drinking, or pop one before you go to bed. Make sure throughout the night you stay hydrated (drink water).
B12 eats the toxins in the alcohol. You can get bombed, pop a B12, pass out, and wake up WITHOUT a headache. You will still be wobbly, but a greasy breakfast and a couple cups of coffee and a gallon of water can cure that.




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