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    Forget  About the

  Hangover Tomorrow!!

 

The best way to avoid a hangover is not to drink. Many of us however enjoy a drink. Most who do, can remember having a few too many and paying the price the next day!

 

We may feel good with the alcohol; we may not feel as good when the alcohol is broken down. The breakdown of alcohol releases toxic by- products. Some of these by-products are believed to play a significant role in creating the collection of symptoms commonly recognized as a “Hangover”.

 

Like the breakdown of alcohol itself, some of these toxic by products are dependent on thiamine, vitamin B-1, for their destruction and elimination. Slowness in the thiamine dependent breakdown of the toxic metabolites of alcohol will result in their build up.

 

The body stores only a small amount of thiamine. Alcohol breakdown can deplete the stores. Many people take thiamine supplements by mouth after a “heavy night” in the hope of replenishing their depleted stores and help relieve their hangover.

Alas, this is usually a little too late. Also while taking thiamine by mouth may transiently provide high thiamine blood levels, these levels fall rapidly as the thiamine is lost in the urine. The challenge, therefore, is to provide from the outset, both more consistent and better sustained thiamine levels.

 

The Hangover Prevention Patch uses sophisticated transdermal patch technology. You may use it after you have started drinking, but for best results, place the patch on a dry hairless part of your body before drinking and should remain their throughout the next day. It is important to maintain hydration. I also recommend that adequate levels of Vitamin C are maintained the next morning.

The patch will not hasten sobriety, but may hasten recovery. Try it. Prove the benefits yourself.

 

Dr. Richard Pearson, D.A., D.C.H., D.T.M. & H., F.R.A.C.G.P., F.A.C.R.R.M., M.A.

 

Breakthrough Technology Applied To the Challenge of Hangover Prevention

 

 

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