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Work hard - Party hard
In my experience clubbing is best enjoyed in a state of moderate intoxication. However, I don't want to wake up the next morning with crap skin and a raging hangover.
Ideally I'd like to follow a night out with a day's productive work in the library. I can do this after only a few hours sleep. However a night on the booze results in a wasted morning the next day.
Is there any way I can follow intoxication with work. I'd like to avoid illegal substances if poss.
Ideally I'd like to follow a night out with a day's productive work in the library. I can do this after only a few hours sleep. However a night on the booze results in a wasted morning the next day.
Is there any way I can follow intoxication with work. I'd like to avoid illegal substances if poss.
Water! I cannot emphasise how much water helps, try and have a sip of water between drinks. Drink two pints before you go out, and two pints when you get home, and drink it in the morning Try and have a nice substantial meal in the morning, and of course coffee and maybe some vitamins!
Doesn't putting a little bit of orange juice in help for vitamin C?
Just give up drinking alcohol.
No good comes from drinking alcohol.
No good comes from drinking alcohol.
drink plenty of water after drinking before you go to bed
theres also some hangover cures around on the internet
theres also some hangover cures around on the internet
Don't try and fry halloumi when you come back from a night out. It doesn't cure any hangovers and is so much more trouble than it is worth. 
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Lots of water
Lots of water
Agree with moderate, for me is about 5/6 units, enough to be carefree but not enough for a hangover
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