With all the partying going on around town,
the urge to go out and enjoy the moment will drive many overboard as
the tendency to gulp as many glasses of wine, eat as much as one can as
well as have a profitable time with family and friends gives the perfect
excuse to indulge.
However, do you know that you can drink without getting a hangover this Christmas? Jovago.com, Africa’s No 1 hotel booking portal rolls out tips on how to make this reality.
Know when to stop drinking
When
you have cartons of drinks before you, the temptation to keep going is
usually irresistible but you should know when to stop drinking.
Researchers say that men, should have no more than one bottle of alcohol
in an hour while for women should stick with half a bottle of drink
every hour at this rate, drinking should end in about four hours at the
most.
Avoid sugary drinks
Sugar
is the catalyst that drives many to drink. In spite of its many
side-effects, the appealing taste sweet wine and flavoured larger gives
can draw one to the bottle at great risk. Not only does your liver take a
beating but heart starts to fail from diabetes-related diseases. To
live a longer healthier life in Nigeria,
either stay away from sugary alcoholic drinks which mask the true
volume of phenol’s you are ingesting or take as little amount as
possible.
Eat before you drink
If
you must drink alcohol, do not guzzle it on an empty stomach as it will
easily overwhelm you! You can eat biscuit or some cheese before
tipping the glass. Another alternative is to drink lots of water to
dilute the drinks concentration. At least, with water you cannot get a
hangover after that Christmas party.
Drink pure forms of alcohol
Coloured
alcoholic drinks like whisky, red wine and brandy contain impurities
that can cause headaches and hangovers. Rather than indulge in this,
take plain, uncoloured drinks like white wine and vodka – if you have
to.
| Ogunfowoke Adeniyi | |
| Travel/Technology Writer | |
| Mobile: +2348090747241 Skype: Sleeksavvy | |
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