Survey on Hangover Cures

Since the dawn of time, humanity always worked to find a way to enjoy themselves. Be it through fancy food and desserts or exciting plays and games. Certainly, one of humanity’s greatest indulgences includes the occasional alcoholic beverage. For many, parties are not complete without the presence of an alcoholic drink.

To highlight, drinking is usually a form of social interaction. This is often harmless and only acts as courage for members of a party to loosen up and interact with those around them. However, drinking alcohol is not condoned by many societies and religions. Still, the act of consuming alcohol is quite a common habit. In some cases, drinking is a controlled act, in others overindulgence could cause harm.

One such drawback of drinking is having a hangover the next day. In detail, many experience throbbing headaches, an upset stomach, dehydration, and more. Often, hangovers are a pain to get rid of. In fact, it is very hard for one to get through a day while nursing a hangover. Thus, throughout the years, humanity has concocted a variety of hangover cures.

Accordingly, Real Research launched a survey on hangover cures to see what the public is using to cure their hangovers. For instance, do they use medication, food, or a special drink as their handover cure? If not, do they perform a certain activity instead? Likewise, how often does one experience a hangover? Also, how long does it take to recover from one?

So, hurry and share your opinion via the survey on handover cures on the Real Research App from February 28, 2022. After that, you will receive 10 PLF as a reward.