If you’ve spent a night drinking, chances are you’re going to be hungover in the morning – and if you’re hungover, you’re dehydrated.  We’ve mentioned on this blog before how dehydration contributes to hangover symptoms, and you might think the best method to combat your morning hangover is to guzzle water.

It’s not hard to find a drink in Vegas.  From ubiquitous liquor stores to complementary watered-down offerings at every slot joint, Las Vegas is brimming with booze.  But what if you’re looking for a little something more than weak well drinks and mass market beer?  Here are three Las Vegas hotels that contain some amazingly good bars.

As mentioned in several other Hangover Heaven blog posts, dehydration is one of the major causes of hangovers.  Alcoholic beverages may be refreshing to your taste buds, yet they don’t provide the hydration your body needs and actually leach water from your system.

One thing that I believe is drastically underestimated is the effect of "Working While Hungover (WWH)" or "Driving While Hungover (DWH)"  This is a much bigger problem than most people think.

I recently watched the movie “Flight” with Denzel Washington.  It was a very interesting movie, as many clients of Hangover Heaven have remarked that our treatment may reduce nationwide cocaine use.

Dehydration and hangovers - many people are under the impression that dehydration is the main problem with hangovers. Hangovers are caused by 4 issues.

The Verge recently published an excellent article on Hangovers.  If you are not familiar with The Verge, it is a great website that meshes science and popular culture.