article_snippet.sent: Written in Greek, one of the medical recipes offers advice for how to tackle a 'drunken headache' - with the leaves of a shrub called Alexandrian chamaedaphne, or sometimes Alexandrian laurel.
article_snippet.sent: One text recommends stringing the leaves of the evergreen plant, also called Ruscus racemosus, together and possibly wearing One text around the neck.
article_snippet.sent: While One text recommends this as a way of relieving headaches brought on by alcohol, This  papyrus is not known if This  papyrus had any effect.
article_snippet.sent: The recipe for drunken headache - kraipale in Greek - read: 'For drunken headache: wear leaves of Alexandrian chamaedaphne strung together.'
article_snippet.sent: The hangover cure for example involves handing a laurel around the neck.
highlights_snippet.sent: One text provides advice for treating a 'drunken headache' by stringing the leaves of the evergreen shrub Alexandrian chamaedaphne around the neck .