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Are you done partying and now want to get rid of the hangover quickly? Here are two juices that you can easily make/find at home that is great for getting rid of hangovers.

Having a hangover after Christmas party? These healthy drink options can be your saviour

Are you done partying and now want to get rid of the hangover quickly? Here are two juices that you can easily make/find at home that is great for getting rid of hangovers.

The year-end calls for partying and celebrating with your loved ones. Be it organising a get-together with your family members or hosting a party for your friends, we bet you have big plans this Christmas and new year. While you enjoy your party and indulge in a night of laughter, drinks, and great food, we have some hangover recipes that will help make your post-party mornings easier.
<h3>Drinks for hangover cure</h3>
Hangovers can be a game spoiler. All your excitement has dried up, the celebration is done and all you are left with is a post-party mess and a hangover. This is when you should try these two hangover-cure drinks.
Coconut Water and Pineapple Juice
Coconut water and pineapple juice make for a great post-party drink to cure hangovers. Mix equal parts of coconut and pineapple juice. While pineapple provides vitamins, coconut helps rehydrate. Serve over ice for a refreshing experience.
Ginger Mint Lemonade
This is another drink best for a hangover. To make the drink, add the juice of 1 lemon, pieces of ginger, mint leaves, and a little honey in a glass of water. Drink this as soon as you wake up with a hangover.&nbsp;
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/alcohol-food-alert-know-what-to-eat-and-avoid-while-drinking-1683808644850">Alcohol food alert! Know what to eat and avoid while drinking</a>

Meta-analysis of 21 studies claims that most popular hangover cures don't work, suggests a new study 

Do popular hangover cures work? Scientists say probably not!

We may not have found the perfect hangover fix just yet
GFX// 23 popular hangover cures...
Not enough evidence to support the effectiveness of any remedy
Only 7 showed any signs of improving symptoms in studies
Study included drinkers from UK, US, Australia, India &amp; Finland
GFX// Top 3 hangover cures...

Meta-analysis of 21 studies claims that most popular hangover cures don't work, suggests a new study&nbsp;

The search for the perfect hangover&nbsp;fix&nbsp;may not be over just yet, suggests a new&nbsp;meta-analysis&nbsp;by British researchers.&nbsp;
The study assessed&nbsp;23&nbsp;popular hangover cures such as&nbsp;clove extract,&nbsp;tolfenamic&nbsp;acid,&nbsp;Japanese raisin tree&nbsp;fruit extract, red ginseng,&nbsp;Korean pear juice, among others across 21 previously conducted studies and&nbsp;concluded that there is not enough evidence to support the effectiveness of these cures.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com//museum-of-hangovers-for-all-those-blurry-nights-1577342446483">Museum of Hangovers: for all those blurry nights</a>
Only seven of the substances tested showed any signs of improving symptoms, but even this was deemed &ldquo;low-quality&rdquo;&nbsp;evidence&nbsp;by the researchers.&nbsp;
Published in the journal Addiction, the study included drinkers from&nbsp;the&nbsp;UK, US, Australia, India and Finland. While scientists said we need&nbsp;much more rigorous assessment for all the cures, clove extract,&nbsp;Tolfenamic&nbsp;acid and Pyritinol were the top three cures showing the strongest evidence&nbsp;of combatting hangover symptoms, said the team.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/nurse-a-hangover-with-these-magical-foods-1600765804179">Nurse a hangover with these magical foods</a>

A lurking headache, dizziness, dehydration or nausea are all symptoms of a hangover and may make it difficult for you to get back on your feet.

Nurse a hangover with these magical foods

Drank too much last night and struggling to get out of bed? A lurking headache, dizziness, dehydration&nbsp;or nausea might be making it difficult for you to get back on your feet. Here are some home remedies to nurse your hangover.
 Load up on liquids- hydrate yourself as much as possible, whether it's with water or juice. The body gets dehydrated with binge drinking. Liquids will help flush out all the toxins and hydrate the body back.
 Drinking too much can lead to a loss of potassium in the body. Feasting on a bowl of bananas may help you feel better, as it restores the potassium level and generates muscle strength.
If nausea is taking the better half of you, a ginger tea or a smoothie with a dash of ginger will do the trick. The chemicals in ginger help emptying the stomach, relieving symptoms of nausea.
And finally, grab a tomato juice! It gives an instant energy boost to the body and is loaded with vitamin A and C. You can spring back to your toes with these home-based antidotes for a hangover!

Nurse a hangover with these home hacks

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Drank a little too much last night and struggling to get out of bed? A lurking headache, dizziness, dehydration&nbsp;or nausea are all symptoms of a hangover and may make&nbsp;it difficult for you to get back on your feet.
Here are some home remedies to nurse your hangover.
Hydrate yourself as much as possible, whether it's with water or juice. The body gets dehydrated very easily with binge drinking. Liquids will help flush out all the toxins and restore hydration in your body.&nbsp;
Drinking too much can lead to a loss of potassium. Feasting on a bowl of bananas may help you feel better, as it helps restore the potassium level and generates muscle strength.
If nausea is taking the better of you, a ginger tea or a smoothie with a dash of ginger will do the trick. The compounds in ginger help empty the stomach and relieve symptoms of nausea.
And finally, try some tomato juice or soup! Tomatoes can give an instant energy boost to the body and are loaded with vitamin A and C.
These home-based hangover antidotes will help you spring back to your toes in no time.&nbsp;

These home-based hangover antidotes will help you spring back to your toes in no time.

Drank a little too much last night and struggling to get out of bed? A lurking headache, dizziness, dehydration&nbsp;or nausea are all symptoms of a hangover and may make&nbsp;it difficult for you to get back on your feet.
Here are some home remedies to nurse your hangover.
Hydrate yourself as much as possible, whether it's with water or juice. The body gets dehydrated very easily with binge drinking. Liquids will help flush out all the toxins and restore hydration in your body.&nbsp;
Drinking too much can lead to a loss of potassium. Feasting on a bowl of bananas may help you feel better, as it helps restore the potassium level and generates muscle strength.
If nausea is taking the better of you, a ginger tea or a smoothie with a dash of ginger will do the trick. The compounds in ginger help empty the stomach and relieve symptoms of nausea.
And finally, try some tomato juice or soup! Tomatoes can give an instant energy boost to the body and are loaded with vitamin A and C.
These home-based hangover antidotes will help you spring back to your toes in no time.&nbsp;

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