Doctors debunk the myth that folk remedies are effective in treating hangovers

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GP Ross Perry and addiction specialist Olaleken Otulana say pickle juice, raw eggs and coffee will not help a hangover. In this respect reports Daily mail.

Some people claim that salt water makes you feel better because it contains electrolytes (sodium and potassium). Drinking such a drink should restore water and electrolyte balance – this is a certain ratio of salt and liquid in the body. However, doctors explained that drinking salt water has almost no effect on electrolyte levels. Also, drinking too much can cause bloating and bloating.

Eating raw eggs not only cures a hangover, but also puts a person at risk of contracting salmonellosis, an acute intestinal infection. Coffee can also cause discomfort in the gastrointestinal tract. Dr Perry said the stomach lining could be irritated from drinking alcohol the night before. Coffee can aggravate irritation and make you feel worse.

Lemon water, vegetable juice or ginger root drink can relieve a hangover. Doctors also noted that adding a small amount of apple cider vinegar to food or drinks the day after drinking alcohol helps remove excess fluid from the body and normalize blood sugar levels.

Previously named supplements that help cope with hangovers and dehydration.

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