Top Ten Celebrity Hangover Cures
What do YOU use for a hangover? Maybe a trip to Taco Bell or White Castle? A couple of coneys maybe (with extra chili and fries)…but what do celebrities do – now you know…here’s ten celeb cures:
1. Lady Gaga: Croissants
2. Paris Hilton: Burger and Fries
3. Renée Zellweger: English Breakfast
4. Prince William: Jellied Eels
5. Bill Maher: Egg McMuffin and a Beer
6. Drew Barrymore: Green Juice
7. George Clooney: Aspirin and Alcohol-free Beer
8. Adele: Fried Food
9. Kate Beckinsale: Bananas and Coconut Water
10. Pharrell Williams: Avocado on Toast
Could be worse – you might be singing this song from Jimmy Fallon
Looking for other ideas to get rid of a hangover?
Researchers from the British Royal Society of Chemistry claim bread and honey is the best cure for a hangover. Lead researcher Dr. John Emsley says the fructose that is present in honey breaks down alcohol into harmless by-products. “The reason why hangovers are so painful is that alcohol is first broken down into acetaldehyde, a substance which is toxic to the body and causes throbbing headaches, nausea, and vomiting. The hangover disappears as the acetaldehyde is slowly converted to less toxic chemicals. When honey and toast are consumed together, potassium and sodium are added to the body, which helps the body in handling the alcohol.”
Tik-Tok star Tamika Taikato is going viral because she says the key to beating a hangover is eating $90 worth of fast food from Kentucky Fried Chicken, McDonald’s and Dominos. The 26 year old downs hot dogs, barbecue, chicken wings, donuts, chocolate, pizza and more to soak up the alcohol. She says, ”One day I think I ate around 9000 calories and when I added it up I’d spent around $150 NZD on food that day, which is shocking but food cures me!”
Of course you could try the “Hangover Pill” from last year: Remember this? LAD Bible says a hangover pill has gone on sale in the UK. Myrkl is taken before a person drinks. The pill’s website reads: “MYRKL helps breaking down alcohol fast before it reaches the liver, it is not suited and aimed to alleviate the impact of excess alcohol consumption. MYRKL must never be an excuse to drink more alcohol and you should always limit your alcohol consumption within the government guidelines.” It took 30 years for scientists to develop the pill.
