An increasing number of studies are focusing on the inflammatory response to alcohol as a
potentially important determinant of hangover severity. In this article, data from two studies …

The limited number of available studies that examined the pathology of alcohol hangover
focused on biomarkers of alcohol metabolism, oxidative stress and the inflammatory …

Research on human subjects analyzing blood and urine samples determined biological
correlates that may explain the pathology of alcohol hangover. These analyses showed that …

Aim To review current alcohol hangover research in animals and humans and evaluate key
evidence for contributing biological factors. Method Narrative review with alcohol hangover …

The alcohol hangover develops when blood alcohol concentration (BAC) returns to zero and
is characterized by a feeling of general misery that may last more than 24 h. It comprises a …

Alcohol hangovers are a commonly experienced consequence of drinking and are
frequently associated with worsened mood and cognitive functioning. The physiological …

Although hangover is a common consequence of heavy alcohol consumption, the area is
heavily under-researched. Hangover frequency is a potential predictor of future alcohol use …

Assessments in blood and saliva suggests that the amount of ethanol present in the first
hours after alcohol consumption and into the following morning is associated with hangover …

A hangover is the syndrome of physical and mental symptoms that occurs 8 to 16 h after
alcohol consumption with a zero level of alcohol. The aim of the current study was to …

Several dietary components have been shown to influence alcohol metabolism and thereby
potentially affect the development of a hangover. From the literature, it is evident that dietary …