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Old Sat, Aug-03-02, 10:30
gem75 gem75 is offline
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Hi Everyone-

Last night I attended a bachelorette party where I had one drink and some sugary snacks. This morning I woke up with a MONSTER headache. I feel like I went on a real bender last night and from just a tiny bit of alcohol and sugar! (Pre-Atkins I could down a bottle of wine by myself. )

I just wanted to share this because it reaffirms my belief that anything that makes you feel this bad can't be good for you .

Back On The LC Wagon!

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Old Sat, Aug-03-02, 10:41
niksauntie niksauntie is offline
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Me tooo!
I haven't had the snacks but I cheated once or twice with the alchohol and I felt like I had downed gallons of wine the next morning and I only had like 2 glasses. I used to drink a bottle of red by myself and sometimes open another with no ill effects but I know better now. I'm kinda glad though cause even when I want to drink now I know I'll suffer after so I (usually, 1 glass with dinner the other night) don't!

PS~ Drink lots and lots of water, it helps with the hangover.
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Old Sat, Aug-03-02, 19:45
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You can drink distilled alcohol like gin as long as you don't over do it but ketosis is suspended until the alcohol is done



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Old Sat, Aug-03-02, 19:53
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If you're going to have a cocktail or a glass of wine, make sure to drink plenty of water afterwards....don't wait until the next morning. This will help prevent the dehydration that alcohol usually produces and hopefully prevent you from having one whopper of a hangover the next morning. It's also best to not drink on an empty stomach. Because your body is already using ketones for energy, this makes you less tolerant to alcohol because it is broken down much more quickly into it's intoxicating components. To put it simply, be careful; you can get hammered a lot faster and on a lot less alcohol when you are low carbing than you otherwise would. HTH
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