Monday morning and an 8am start. You’re regretting your decisions for going out last night and you forgot to take a couple of Sobur before you hit the hay. You’re sat in bed procrastinating about even going into work. But don’t worry we’ve all been there and luckily for you, you’re in the right place.…
If you’re from Brazil, over the legal drinking age, and have visited a local store within the last 10 years; it’s very likely that you’ve seen, or at least heard of Engov. First introduced to the Brazilian market in the 1960s, Engov is a Brazilian hangover cure that traces its popular use back to the…
Today I learned (/r/TIL) that there was a strange suicidal trait in several 19th century professors and doctors, and a lot of it revolved around a highly absorbent gritty black material that has recorded uses in medical history for thousands of years; Activated Charcoal. The first recorded uses of Activated Charcoal, also known as activated…
An odd article entitled “Liquor wins quality medal for preserving national smack” emerged recently, published by the Democratic People’s Republic of (North) Korea’s (DPRK’s) Pyongyang Times. In it, claims are made that a North Korean insam (ginseng) liquor can be drunk without fear of hangover. In other words, if the article is to believed (and…
The dietary supplement most commonly known as Dihydromyricetin (DHM), but also referred to as Ampelopsin as it is a type of flavonoid extracted from Ampelopsis grossedentata, promises a number of benefits (and some drawbacks) related to alcohol consumption. Let’s go ahead and deep-dive into what, exactly, those pro’s and cons are. Main Benefits of Dihydromyricetin…