If you're trying to eat the best meal possible before a night out of drinking, consider avoiding these six foods, which can make you feel worse and even exacerbate your hangovers. 1.

Don’t reach for that bloody mary next time after a night of drinking. The idea that a drink aids hangover symptoms has been around since medieval times, but that doesn’t mean it works. … ...

At one point in your life, perhaps during college of your 20s, you were probably able to go out drinking, come home, pass out and get a decent night’s sleep. Unfortunately, as we age, our post ...

A night of drinking can “fragment,” or interrupt, these patterns, experts say, and you may wake up several times as you ricochet through the usual stages of sleep.

After alcohol has really enhanced the GABA neurotransmitter, glutamate, its natural counter tries to balance it out. The day after drinking (even if you didn’t drink heavily), depending on your ...

So I couldn't rule out, based on our current knowledge, that red wine versus whisky is gonna give you a different hangover, at least in terms of which symptoms you feel most predominantly.

You had one (or two, or three) too many last night and now you’re paying the price. Physically, you’re headachy, you’re queasy and you’re hungover. Looks-wise, things could be better.

Actress Anne Hathaway says she’s quitting drinking after a raucous night out with her “Serenity” co-star Matthew McConaughey. Hathaway, 36, appeared on “The Ellen Show” Monday where she ...