How does alcohol cause hangovers? - Judy Grisel
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Date: 2022-07-05
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Rumple-chan
I have Crohn's disease. It's basically an autoimmune disease characterized with inflammation in the gut. Since alcohol can cause inflammation, that's why my doctor says I'm not to have too much alcohol (one drink with food in a blue moon is fine, but it's better overall to not drink at all. (Incidentally, I'm on blood thinners due to one time hospitalization from pulmonary embolism, due to Factor V Leiden mutation, and alcohol can also make your blood even more thinner, thus more liable for internal bleeding if I fall and hit my head)
So if I'm offered an alcoholic beverage in a situation that says one shouldn't refuse, I tell them, I can't; doctor's orders. Besides, I hate beer and wine, and margaritas are all I can ever appreciate when it comes to flavor.
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I have Crohn's disease. It's basically an autoimmune disease characterized with inflammation in the gut. Since alcohol can cause inflammation, that's why my doctor says I'm not to have too much alcohol (one drink with food in a blue moon is fine, but it's better overall to not drink at all. (Incidentally, I'm on blood thinners due to one time hospitalization from pulmonary embolism, due to Factor V Leiden mutation, and alcohol can also make your blood even more thinner, thus more liable for internal bleeding if I fall and hit my head)
So if I'm offered an alcoholic beverage in a situation that says one shouldn't refuse, I tell them, I can't; doctor's orders. Besides, I hate beer and wine, and margaritas are all I can ever appreciate when it comes to flavor.
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Mesonoxian
This is a good video, but when the introduction states that hangovers are caused by ethanol there is no clarification that ethanol IS the alcohol in alcoholic beverages. If you're going to take the time to specify that the molecule is ethanol then you should also take the time to explicitly state that ethanol is alcohol, especially if you only refer to it as alcohol (and not ethanol) for the rest of the video.
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This is a good video, but when the introduction states that hangovers are caused by ethanol there is no clarification that ethanol IS the alcohol in alcoholic beverages. If you're going to take the time to specify that the molecule is ethanol then you should also take the time to explicitly state that ethanol is alcohol, especially if you only refer to it as alcohol (and not ethanol) for the rest of the video.
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Dino
Never had an alcoholic beverage in my life and don't plan on it. Not because I think any nonzero amount of alcohol is poison, mind you, I just don't get the appeal. I've been told pure alcohol tastes bad, and whatever flavoring the other ingredients give the drink I imagine I can also get in plenty of nonalcoholic beverages too.
Plus nonalcoholic beverages don't have to be consumed in moderation lol.
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Never had an alcoholic beverage in my life and don't plan on it. Not because I think any nonzero amount of alcohol is poison, mind you, I just don't get the appeal. I've been told pure alcohol tastes bad, and whatever flavoring the other ingredients give the drink I imagine I can also get in plenty of nonalcoholic beverages too.
Plus nonalcoholic beverages don't have to be consumed in moderation lol.
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Emily
Can you imagine waking up feeling dreadful and having fish soup for breakfast? That's encebollado for Ecuadorians, it's that good. That's our main dead-awaker dish and if you call it just a fish soup, you're gonna get cussed at It has albacore, cassava, tomato, red onion, cilantro, chili powder, cumin AND CHIFLES (can not forget them.
I'll love to hear others country's remedies for hangovers!
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Can you imagine waking up feeling dreadful and having fish soup for breakfast? That's encebollado for Ecuadorians, it's that good. That's our main dead-awaker dish and if you call it just a fish soup, you're gonna get cussed at It has albacore, cassava, tomato, red onion, cilantro, chili powder, cumin AND CHIFLES (can not forget them.
I'll love to hear others country's remedies for hangovers!
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ShiShi
I used to not have hangovers in college. But now, oh boy! There's now just a fine line between a chipper morning and puking my guts out. Luckily, I don't get the photophobia, headaches, and other symptoms with it, though. But even the G. I. issues alone sucks. I hate the feeling so now I just drink probably three times a year max on special occasions.
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I used to not have hangovers in college. But now, oh boy! There's now just a fine line between a chipper morning and puking my guts out. Luckily, I don't get the photophobia, headaches, and other symptoms with it, though. But even the G. I. issues alone sucks. I hate the feeling so now I just drink probably three times a year max on special occasions.
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Yury
I'm guessing there might be more extra components besides ethanol and methanol. I once drunk 200ml (4%) of cider and got a horrible hangover. At the same time, I can drink 500ml (5%) of ginger cider and I feel perfectly fine already after an hour.
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I'm guessing there might be more extra components besides ethanol and methanol. I once drunk 200ml (4%) of cider and got a horrible hangover. At the same time, I can drink 500ml (5%) of ginger cider and I feel perfectly fine already after an hour.
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themrjones
Pro tip: you have to wake up in the middle of the night and eat. You have to eat before you go to bed of course. And Gray goose is hangover proof if you don't go crazy. Just don't drink absolute. And don't go crazy drinking too much water
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Pro tip: you have to wake up in the middle of the night and eat. You have to eat before you go to bed of course. And Gray goose is hangover proof if you don't go crazy. Just don't drink absolute. And don't go crazy drinking too much water
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DrLost
This is really disappointing. Gender is also one of the MAIN factors here, but since it is a taboo nowdays to mention any scientific facts about the difference between men and women, she just mentioned age and weight as the main factors.
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This is really disappointing. Gender is also one of the MAIN factors here, but since it is a taboo nowdays to mention any scientific facts about the difference between men and women, she just mentioned age and weight as the main factors.
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Dipesh
And I also wanna breakdown a myth that some peoples says that after drinking alcohol you don t get cold
you don t feel cold it doesn t mean you don t get cold you got cold every time you drink but u don t feel it bcoz of hangover
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And I also wanna breakdown a myth that some peoples says that after drinking alcohol you don t get cold
you don t feel cold it doesn t mean you don t get cold you got cold every time you drink but u don t feel it bcoz of hangover
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