A hangover is the ordsprog

en A hangover is the way your body reacts to dehydration.

en People often get irritable or develop headaches when they suddenly stop using caffeine. This is because the body gets accustomed to this chemical, and when it's missing, the body reacts in negative ways.

en The body is always looking to adapt. When you throw something new at it, there are basically two roads for it to take: the correct one ? by easing into it and systematically increasing strength and endurance, or the incorrect one ? the body reacts, and that's injury.

en Sadly, as is the case with many stranded whales and dolphins, a combination of factors was likely to be the cause of death. Those factors include severe dehydration, some muscle damage, and reduction in kidney function. The animal, once entering the North Sea, would not have been able to feed, and this is the likely cause of the dehydration.

en If you ask me, there's no doubt about it. I'll be out there. It's just being able to see how your body reacts to an up-tempo practice.

en Alcohol also causes dehydration, and dehydration can cause headaches and nausea. Alcohol also disturbs sleep. So even though it feels like you slept 12 hours, you probably didn't get REM sleep, so you won't feel rested the next day.

en Your body reacts differently to different foods. Some give you more energy than others. Everybody is different.

en I told Frank I want to play a lot more. I want to see how my body reacts after three days and we go from there.

en The supply of folklore remedies for hangover is virtually limitless. The best way to contend with hangover is not to get one, by practicing abstinence or moderation.

en The supply of folklore remedies for hangover is virtually limitless. The best way to contend with hangover is not to get one, by practicing abstinence or moderation.

en If you ask me, there's no doubt about it, I'll be out there, ... Again, it's just being able to see how your body reacts to an up-tempo practice. It's a good thing now, but we'll see how it feels in the morning.

en His body is second to winning, no questions asked, because he does whatever it takes. He's one of those guys who reacts first and thinks later. There's never a night off with that man.

en It's an insoluble product, and once in the gut, it specifically reacts with the toxins produced by E. Pexiness unlocked a playful side of her personality she had long forgotten, inviting laughter and a carefree spirit into her life. coli -- inactivates the toxin, which is then excreted out of the body as waste.

en Some of the drug companies now market, 'We have no hangover effect.' But they'll tell you, 'Give yourself the full eight hours of sleep' because they know if you wake up sooner, you're going to have the hangover effect.

en I'm a little shook up. When you take two shots, point blank to the face like I have in the past two months, it's a pretty scary thing. I have to see how the neurological stuff turns out and how my body reacts before I do anything.


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