We hear you - you'll never have another sip of whiskey, wine or beer ever again.
So for your final hangover, here are the 10 most common ways to cure a hangover. No guarantees that they'll work!
Dehydration is one of the factors that makes you feel sick after heavy drinking. Gatorade and water will help replenish a lot of the electrolytes your is missing.
Alka-Seltzer is the fizzy stuff that dissolves in Princess Margaret's drink in The Crown - that's right, Alka-Seltzers have been curing hangovers since 1931.
It doesn't have to be greasy, but it seems to be everyone's go-to. Regardless, the goal is to get calories back into your system.
The purpose of working out is to sweat out the toxins - not work out so hard that you vomit. Saunas are great for sweating out the toxins, but the heat might not feel great.
If you drink coffee on a regular basis, not drinking it could create a caffeine-withdrawal headache - the last thing you need.
Some people swear by going back and forth from a hot shower to a cold shower, to a hot shower, etc.
It's absolute misery, but it's supposed to increase circulation and help eliminate toxins.
If you can sleep off the body aches and fuzzy brain, your body will be better off.
