Hangovers: CNN Has It All Wrong

It always amazes me when mainstream media interviews only selected health care people on topics they cover for their limited perspective on news.

Hangover is just one such topic that covered around St. Patrick's Day, and told you, according to the doctor's interviewed, that there is no real cure for hangover.
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To make it worse, the title of the article is just as misleading as the writing by Elizabeth Landau and Madison Park, both of CNN.

Sorry to disappoint you but at CHI, our hangover natural remedy has worked really well for thousands of people for many decades.

We even give a copy of our morning after drink with donations to our non profit organization.

And if you're so inclined, check out the several other articles here at Natural Health News on this subject.
http://naturalhealthnews.blogspot.com/2008/02/alcohol-abuse-continues-to-be-in-news.html

College Alcohol Abuse Again in the News

It is certainly a common thing that kids off to college often try drinking or increase what alcohol consumption they've already started.

Here's a recent report -

College Drinking Problems, Deaths On The Rise

ScienceDaily (2009-06-16) -- Alcohol-related deaths, heavy drinking episodes and drunk driving have all been on the rise on college campuses over the past decade, a new government study shows. ... > read full article

Here are some earlier articles from Natural Health News -

Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Alcohol abuse continues to be in the news...

Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Alcohol treatment: Risky Rx or Helpful Herbs

Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Energy Drinks

Friday, December 19, 2008
Holiday Cheer or Holiday Hangover

Chalmer's Choice

Holiday Cheer or Holiday Hangover

In 2004 I put together an herbal product to address the issue of binge drinking in response to the college binge drinking problem. At the time I lived in an area with two universities, each having a well known "party" history.

The herbal combination worked very well for those who tried it, and the best part was that it made you not want to drink so much.

Even one college tavern offered it to their late night party crowd along with a vegetable juice drink blend I created to help with avoiding that after-drinking, next morning hangover.

This process was short circuited after a business that was selling the product decided to attack me by using baseless and fabricated mis-information. Their point was to avoid paying a rather large debt legally owed to the non-profit organization that publishes Natural Health News.

Other than the interference by the Pullman Pranksters, Bad Brian and Bad Paul, the product continues to help many people, even OTR drivers.

Now with the holiday party season in full swing I though ti might be a good idea to pull the articles from the archives and make it available to readers to help them with the usually too heavy imbibing that happens when toasting the season around this time of year.

And you have plenty of time to stock up before New Year's Eve.

New Herbal Remedy Developed for College Binge Drinking Can Help Reduce Campus Drinking and Associated Fatalities.

Chalmer's Choice for hangover and alcohol abuse prevention

Hangover is a mild version of alcohol withdrawal syndrome. Sometimes it gives you a headache, stomach upset, nausea and vomiting, thirst and dehydration, fatigue, and a general lousy-all-over feeling.

From time to time we do fail to take caution and over-indulge in alcohol. When this occurs, Chalmer's Choice is here to help.

This proprietary nutritional pack has been developed to help you have a smoother and less stressful reaction on party nights, and for the morning-after.

Chalmer's Choice, Formula A, helps before drinking to keep you from imbibing to excess. Chalmer's Choice, Formula B, taken along with Formula A, helps you on the morning after, providing relief and helping to clear ill-effects of too much booze.

Make a donation with your purchase and receive our recipe for the "After Zapper"

This product is named after a man named Chalmer. He and I became friend's some years ago when he needed help to re-build his health. He was a member of the same AA group as another friend I helped recover from Hep C. Chalmer made an entire lifestyle change at an advanced age. One of his son's told me at his memorial service that I had given him an extra five years of life. While I am grateful for the comment,I often have to remind people that I am just a coach; they have to do the work.