hangover

  • How to avoid a hangover

    Hangovers vary from person to person but they are generally characterised by a headache, feeling tired, sickness, nausea and dehydration, which is one of the main causes of hangover symptoms.

  • Why you're now experiencing two-day hangovers

    The pain. The awful, prolonged pain

  • A quarter of parents won't consider childcare for when they have a hangover

    Plus, why hangovers might be worse for parents.

  • 7 'hangover cures' a doctor says aren't actually helpful at all

    Looks like those trusted rituals are actually just a waste of your time.

  • Disguise a hangover with these simple make-up tricks

    If you need to disguise a hangover, the answer may be found in your make-up bag. Using just a couple of products, our expert shows just how it's done in our video tutorial, above. Meanwhile, one man claims he can cure a hangover in just 11

  • We're already excited for party season thanks to Aldi's 'hangover free' prosecco

    The £7.99 bottle of fizz is sure to be a game-changer.

  • 8 Nutritionists Reveal The One Thing They'll Eat When Hungover

    Because even incredibly hungover people <em>sometimes </em>still care about being vaguely healthy

  • Scientists may've found a way to eliminate hangovers

    Scientists say we will finally be able to banish those dreadful hangovers.

  • How to avoid a hangover this festive season

    Dig out your party dress and bring on the Christmas celebrations.

  • Is charcoal the key to curing your hangover?

    Is charcoal more than just a cool Instagram trend?

  • Hangover-free cocktails are coming

    This could be the best news we've heard all day.

  • This South Korean drink is supposedly the next miracle hangover cure

    Could hangovers become a thing of the past?

  • Which hangover remedies work the best?

    'Just one glass' somehow turned into a whole lot more. Here's how to fix it when you've got the hangover from hell. See also: Nine in 10 not aware drinking red wine can increase cancer risk See also: Beer might be good

  • 9 Beauty Hacks to Hide Your Horrible Hangover

    Let’s face it. You probably lost count of how many times you sipped on your friend’s “extra special” mixed New Year’s Eve punch. We’ve all been there. But just because you indulged a little more than intended the night before, that doesn’t mean you have to look like it. To keep you from appearing like a hot hung-over mess, we’ve rounded up nine beauty hacks that’ll help you put your best face forward the morning after.

  • How to beat your horrible festive hangover

    This is the time of year in which you, along with the rest of the nation, wakes up with either a pounding headache or feeling queasy at best. And while we all have developed our very own hangover cures over the years, some actually do work better than others. Besides not drinking at all or in moderation, here are some of the things you can do to get up and running again in no time. 9 things you need to know before starting the gym 14 of the most hilarious Christmas presents people have ever received

  • Could this device cure your wine hangover?

    ‘Tis the season to drink plenty of wine, especially if it’s bubbly or mulled.

  • Ford creates 'Hangover Suit' to highlight risks of drink driving

    Ford has commissioned a special suit, made in collaboration with the renowned Meyer‑Hentschel Institute in Germany, to highlight the dangers of driving the morning after a boozy night out. In Europe, research shows that alcohol is a factor in

  • Hangover-free beer is here. Rejoice!

    In life-changing news of the day, Dutch beer maker Thomas Gesink, has revealed he could well have uncovered the secret to making beer which gets you nicely sozzled, but doesn’t leave you bed-bound the following day. Apparently it all came about when the De Prael brewery in Amsterdam was challenged to create an alcoholic tipple that reduced the effect of a hangover.

  • Hangover-free alcohol could soon be on its way. Cheers to that!

    The happy high of a night spent chugging the cocktails followed by the crushing low of a head-pounding, nausea-inducing hangover. Well this common weekend dilemma could soon be a thing of the past thanks to the discovery of a new type of synthetic alcohol, which promises to kick hangovers to the curb! A professor from Imperial College London claims to have officially created hangover-free alcohol.

  • It’s Official: Introvert Hangovers Are A Thing

    It’s hard to explain what being an introvert is like, especially if you’re talking to someone on the more extroverted side of the spectrum. “Introverts have a more limited ration of energy available for socialising, compared to our more extroverted counterparts. This means that introverts are easily overstimulated - in other words, find everything a ‘bit-too-much’ more easily.