How to Avoid or Cure Hangovers

If you're going out for New Year's Eve with your spouse, significant other or a group of friends, why not plan ahead to support each other's health and wellbeing by sharing these tips for avoiding hangovers and easing the pain of too much (alcoholic) fun.

By: Susan Kuchinskas
January 3, 2011
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When the Party's Over

Do not drink and drive. You have designated a driver, right?

Sleep. While you may crash into bed after drinking, alcohol actually tends to disrupt sleep, making it difficult to get enough rest. Still, try to get as much sleep as possible.

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