Chaser - stops hangovers... but does it stop the infamous red face?

I consider myself a very well-versed authority on hangovers. I get them all the time. The double chaser has been around for a while and I decided to give it a shot to see how it matches up to, say... a 6-pack in the morning or narcotic-induced sleep.

I was actually rather surprised at how well it worked. However, it also struck me as rather strange to have to be taking a chaser after every other drink you ingest. Not only is it an inconvenience, cumbersome and just downright awkward for the regular drinker; there's always the possibility that, you know, you'll get drunk and forget to pour the pill down the hatch with your next drink.

I know drunks. I'm one of them. This is not how we roll.

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Originally Posted by GELB-1

If you're going to get THAT shitfaced you should have a plan in place so you don't have to go to work the next day or something.

My plan is always the same. Simply have a support group 6-pack ready and waiting to nurse you back to health before you go to work/family reunion/church.

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Originally Posted by Monkey King

The first step is admitting you have a problem, Encephalon.

But I DO have a problem. I admit it and therefore I don't have a problem. I know that it's an imploding fallacy at best, but it gets me by.

Originally Posted by DJ Gear

It's a nauseating thought, but doing so will either shock the hangover off of you, or cause you to puke out the toxins. It's worked for me in the past.

On the contrary, a hangover is merely withdrawal symptoms from the socially acceptable drug that is alcohol. Withdrawal symptoms are usually cured best by getting your fix again. So what better way to "fix" your withdrawal symptoms than giving your body more of the same drug you were taking the night before?

Or just drink lots of water.

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Clearly you're both Mexican, then.

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