The eleatic hangover cure

Analysis 64 (4):364–366 (2004)
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It’s well known that one way to cure a hangover is by a “hair of the dog” — another alcoholic drink. The drawback of this method is that, so it would appear, it cannot be used to completely cure a hangover, since the cure simply induces a further hangover at a later time, which must in turn either be cured or suffered through.

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10.1111/j.0003-2638.2004.00512.x

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Josh Parsons
PhD: Australian National University; Last affiliation: University of Otago

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