
The morning after: What people around the world eat and drink to beat a hangover
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Just about every city touts special foods and drinks to cure a hangover. Discover worldwide recovery solutions -- from currywust in Berlin to train-station soba noodles in Tokyo.
(CNN) — It's the time of year for merriment and all that it might entail. But indulgences of alcohol often lead to less-than-pleasant mornings after.
Since there's no magic hangover pill (not yet, anyway), what can you do when you overdo it?
The answer, for many, lies in carbohydrates. A hangover is essentially severe dehydration and a drop in blood sugar, which leaves the overindulged feeling a range of symptoms: nausea, fatigue, irritability and aches.

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