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The Romans turned to cabbage and brussels sprouts when their heads pounded post- bacchanal. For 19th century Russians, it was pickles and sauerkraut. Jazz Age partiers looked to tomato juice cocktails after a night defying prohibition. In short, the search for the elusive hangover cure and escape from the toll of excessive alcohol is as old as, well, alcohol. With that historical record in mind, it should be no surprise that the hunt goes on and the latest wave of offerings from the brands on the fringe of the supplement industry are merely the latest incarnations of an ancient quest. It’s certainly a worthy goal, one that no small number of us would hope might one day be achieved, but it’s worth questioning how worthy a goal it might be for the supplement industry. Keep reading: https://utm.io/uhP6I By: Rick Polito, Editor-in-Chief at Nutrition Business Journal #SupplementIndustry #HangoverRemedies #ConsumerTrends #HealthAndWellness #NaturalProducts #FunctionalSupplements #SupplementTrends

So-called hangover relief products encourage unhealthy, even dangerous, behavior

So-called hangover relief products encourage unhealthy, even dangerous, behavior

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