Posted on 12/25/2019 8:30:08 PM PST by Olog-hai
Before you get buzzed, consider eating some beef.
A new study found that vegetarians and vegans may experience hangovers more severely than meat-eaters do.
Published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine, researchers at Utrecht University in the Netherlands analyzed the after-effects of drinking alcohol in 13 social drinkers.
Twenty-three hangover symptoms were monitored in participants on a control night and after a night out drinking, which included headaches, nausea, heart palpitations, vomiting, dizziness, sweating, sensitivity to light and sound and thirst.
Throughout the study, participants recorded everything they ate and the analysis discovered that those with less nicotinic acid, otherwise known as vitamin B3, and zinc in their diets suffered more severe hangovers. Low zinc intake, in particular, was “significantly associated” with vomiting, and low nicotinic acid created more severe hangover symptoms, the study showed.
Zinc is most commonly found in meat, shellfish and legumes. Vitamin B3 is prevalent in animal products like meat, poultry and fish, as well as in whole grains, peanuts, avocados and mushrooms. …
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Everyone at the party will know exactly who the Vegans are, because the vegans will tell everyone at the party that they are vegans, and lecture everyone all night long. Every meat-eater at the party will be wishing a nasty hangover on the vegans.
There are plenty of studies showing that you are correct in your assertion.
Biblically clean meat these days is literally biologically processed corn...
That’s a pretty strong case you’ve got there. Bacon. Not going to beat that.
Yep, bacon makes everything better.
: )
Did you know that bacon can cure veganism? I read a study on it.
No one can resist crispy bacon.
“Biblically clean meat these days is literally biologically processed corn...”
No, it’s not. Go take a biology class.
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