So... the ‘minimise hangover’ techniques have been tried and
tested at a fancy dress party last night... I did almost all of the things I
said, however I didn't have toast when I got back in, as I had had a massive hog
roast not long before and wasn't hungry/didn't want to add more calories to the
already millions I had consumed through liquid and pig.
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This morning, I had to wake up at 8 to let the dog out and
feed the hens (house sitting for the parentals) and didn't go to sleep until 3,
therefore only had 5 hours sleep. I
think the main factor that contributes to a hangover is lack of sleep and
because I have not had a lot I still feel realllly tired/a bit hungover. But I
do think all the things I tried helped me not to feel as bad this morning and I
can still function which is always a plus, as it means I can now go and enjoy
a delicious beanie burger at Nandos. Yum. I also had a delicious breakfast of
eggs on toast and PB and banana smoothie which def soaked up some excess
alcohol.
In conclusion: The tips and tricks did help to lessen the
hangover, but unless you get a really good night’s sleep you are always going
to feel a bit rubbish the next day. So make sure you get those extra zzzzz’s.
CW. x
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