Drinking alcohol can have undesirable effects, such as headaches, loss of energy and motivation, difficulty concentrating... In fact, several studies* show that veisalgia, more commonly known as a "hangover", has an impact on our physical and cognitive abilities...
But how can this be explained?
Alcohol is an anaesthetic substance, which has the effect of slowing down communication between neurons.
In addition, brain cells will also function differently. Eventually, some brain cells will also disappear, a process knownas "brain tissue loss".
Our simple and effective solution to alleviate these uncomfortable side effects by acting on several fronts:
- -Eliminating alcohol and reducing oxidative stress (by optimizing hydration with HANG OVER)
- - Energy savings
- - Reduced headaches, nausea anddigestive discomfort
- -Improved concentration and quality of sleep
HANG-OVER combines hedonism with physical and cognitive performance!
For your health, ANSES recommends a maximum of two glasses a day, and not every day. Hedonist Laboratories is part of a preventive approach, complementing existing campaigns to control alcohol consumption.
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