NPR: Vanquishing Veisalgia: How Folks Handle Their Hangovers

Vanquishing Veisalgia: How Folks Handle Their Hangovers

Today on the BPP, we spoke to Dr. Billy Goldberg who gave us some expert advice on how to handle a hangover. But we also made a point to drop by our local pub yesterday to check in on how midday revelers were planning on dealing with their veisalgia.

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Win Rosenfeld

6:17 PM ET | 03-18-2008 | permalink

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OMG. Can anyone decypher what that one guy said at the very end? It sounded more Scottish to me. Was it Irish?

Sent by Nathan in Holland | 7:35 AM ET | 03-19-2008

my remedy is stop drinking before i get farking smashed. Never fails. ;)

jeff

Sent by jeff stiefer | 4:15 AM ET | 03-20-2008

I like to get some sushi and miso soup: protein (fish), carbs (rice), sodium (soy sauce), soothing broth, plus wasabi to help with the cigarette-hangover stuffiness.

Sent by Cori | 9:09 AM ET | 03-20-2008

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