
National Hangover Day
It doesn’t have to be a horrible way to celebrate New Year’s Eve. Get ready to celebrate National Hangover Day by learning more!
Hangovers were first described in an Indian book about surgery and medicine, The Susrata Samhita. It was 3000 years ago. The hangover, also known as “paramada”, was described in this book as a condition that occurs after drinking and causes symptoms such as headaches, joint pain, thirst, and a feeling of heavyness.
Hangover remedies have been used for thousands of years in a variety cultures. Hangover remedies for the effects of merriment were used by ancient Assyrians. They consisted of a combination of myrrh, ground bird’s eye and a mixture of myrrh. Green tea is popular in China, while Mongolians prefer to drink pickled sheep’s eye.
Although the concept of a hangover is not new, it has been around for a while. The term “hangover” first appeared in the early 19th-century and was originally used to refer to an unfinished business meeting. It is still used to describe economic situations following a stock crash.
The first mentions of a hangover due to drinking excessively were made in 1904.
National Hangover Day was founded in 2015 by Keegan Calligar, and Marlo Anderson, both from Bentonville, Arkansas. They felt January 1 needed more holidays and came up with National Hangover Day.
Are you looking for ways to observe National Hangover Day and pay attention to it? These are some ideas to honor the day:
Those who had a few too many drinks on New Year’s Eve might wish to observe National Hangover Day and use some of the common cures for hangovers. Although many doctors might suggest that time and hydration are the best cures for hangovers, many people swear to these remedies:
Although it is quite absurd, this series of movies can be used to celebrate National Hangover Day. You can either watch one of these movies or all three.
Although it might seem absurd to celebrate with this method, some people need to remember that a hangover does not have to be a requirement. Maybe volunteering to drive and helping others get home safe could be the best way for you to have a great evening. Let everyone else have a hangover once in a while!
If you’re the one who avoided being miserable on National Hangover Day and this is you, maybe show some compassion and give a friend a little help.
Even if you only indulge once in a while, National Hangover Day is something that can be observed. It is important to be safe and to exercise caution.
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans encourage legal drinking-age adults to either stop drinking or drink moderately. Moderate drinking for most people means that a person should not consume more than two alcoholic beverages per day for a male and one for a female (because women tend to be smaller in stature).
It is crucial to drink responsibly. Acute alcoholism can lead to dangerous consequences. It can impair judgment, cause violence, cause rapid loss of heat, and increase the risk of developing certain cancers. People who drink alcohol should not drive.