Hangover Cures From Bartenders and Doctors Look At Morning After
An article surveys lay and medical views on hangover remedies after New Year celebrations. Bartenders Baden and cooks suggest Bloody Marys, juice and aspirin, while Dr. Jon Blackley warns that more alcohol delays but worsens the morning after.
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Sparkman
Bettye McGee
Connie Cooke
Picassso’s
Cooke
Naomi Charlton
Pelican’s
Jon Blackley
University of Texas Health and Science Center
Dallas
Recipe Repeats as Hangover Cure Legend at Sun
The Baltimore Sun reprints an annual hangover remedy tied to a former editor, a mix of lemon juice orange juice salt brown sugar and water. An Odessa American staffer backs fluids and vitamins, while Blackley notes only time rest and patience truly cure a hangover.
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Baltimore Sun
Texan on the bubbly quest making champagne in Texas
Ken Moyer, a Texas winemaker in New Braunfels, aims to create a European style champagne. He blends California wines, uses imported equipment, and packs three grades with Brut and Extra Dry priced around seven to nine dollars. His operation emphasizes careful bottle by bottle production and tasting room service.
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Dallas Morning News
New Braunfels
Texas
Ken Moyer
University of Texas
Prince Phillip
Houston
Burt Reynolds
Dolly Parton
Austin
Moyer
Texas Sun
Andre
Meyer
California
University of Texas Vineyards
West
Germany
France
Eve Fortner
Meyer Natural Champagne Tastes Test at State Fair
Moyer offers his finest bubbly blends at 10.95 dollars as he competes with top houses like Schramsberg Domaine Chandon and Korbel. Dallas tasters Betsy Rosenberg and Diana Teitelbaum judge Meyer Natural, noting bubbles signal proper fizz though consumer appeal favors extra sparkle.
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Moyer
Schramsberg
Domaine Chandon
Korbel
Dallas
Betsy Rosenberg
Diana Teitelbaum
Rosenberg
Teitelbaum
Meyer
Andre
Lawrence Welk
A Few Sips for a Night Out on New Year's Eve
Advice for drinkers on New Year’s Eve warns that liquor dehydrates and acts as a diuretic so drinkers should sip water after the spree. Eat a full meal to slow absorption, avoid salty hors d oeuvres, and choose quality liquor while avoiding mixing stimulants with alcohol. Champagne should be consumed in moderation due to rapid absorption from carbonation.
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Dallas Morning News
FDA challenges sobering pills as illegal over the counter aids
The FDA blocked three firms in Los Angeles and Salt Lake City from selling pills marketed to lessen intoxication after researchers questioned their claims. FDA spokesman Bruce Brown calls the products illegal and worthless. Experts note the lack of proven effects and discuss prostaglandins and potential antidotes, while stressing injection based naloxone would not be a practical motorist aid.
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Dallas Morning News
Dallas
Food and Drug Administration
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
FDA
Bruce Brown
George Hacker
Center For Science In the Public Interest
Washington
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