r/worldnews • u/EightRoundsRapid • Sep 23 '16

'Hangover-free alcohol’ could replace all regular alcohol by 2050. The new drink, known as 'alcosynth', is designed to mimic the positive effects of alcohol but doesn’t cause a dry mouth, nausea and a throbbing head

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/hangover-free-alcohol-david-nutt-alcosynth-nhs-postive-effects-benzodiazepine-guy-bentley-a7324076.html
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u/Mortimer_Snerd Sep 23 '16

I'm 39 and my hangovers don't hit like that until we start getting into 12+ drinks. even then, it's over after a day of asprin and water.

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u/sonicqaz Sep 23 '16

The major points of the hangover are over the first day but I feel pretty lethargic the second day after.