Apart from that, the usual lifestyle strategies may provide relief as well: adequate sleep, healthy diet,
less caffeine and alcohol, and more exercise.
Not exact matches
I drink too much
alcohol and caffeine but I do actually exercise, sleep
and eat right, more or
less.
This sort of deep sleep accounts for
less than 30 percent of the average person's slumber, but it can be diminished by sleep interruptions as well as
alcohol and caffeine consumption.
Similarly, more water
and / or
less other liquid drug of choice (
caffeine,
alcohol, sugar, etc.).
It's unclear exactly why this is, they write in their study, published in Alcoholism: Clinical
and Experimental Research, but they speculate that it's because drinkers become
less aware of their intoxication when they mix
caffeine and alcohol.
drink
less alcohol, eat
less meat, sugar, dairy,
caffeine, gluten, processed
and nutritionally poor foods.
We know that our bodies build up a «tolerance» to certain things over time —
caffeine, antibiotics,
and alcohol, for example — rendering them
less effective unless the dosage is increased.
While some people report feeling better on a «detox diet», this is quite often as a result of eating
less foods high in fat, salt or added sugar, drinking
less alcohol and caffeine while eating more fruit
and vegetables.