Regular meals prevent significant blood sugar fluctuations that trigger headaches
According to Supriya Rao, MD, gastroenterologist, director of medical weight loss at Lowell General Hospital, and clinical assistant professor at Tufts University School of Medicine, you can take your medication a few hours earlier or later than usual on your regular dosing day without risking any side effects or interfering with the therapeutic benefits of the drug
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Beyond that, Johns Hopkins University recommends the following: Eat before drinking, as the food will help absorb some of the alcohol and slow its impact on your organs Alternate alcoholic drinks with water, one-to-one, to avoid alcohols dehydration effects