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"OK, so you&amp;#x27;re all set for the Super Bowl: you&amp;#x27;ve got the tasty snacks (possibly low-calorie and/or no-need-to-cook), the craft beers (150 calories per serving), and, of course, even the hair and nails. But let&amp;#x27;s go back to the &amp;quot;beers&amp;quot; there for just a sec. As is the case with lots of Super Bowl parties all across the land, there may be very, very many beers--not to mention other cocktail choices. If you want to start your Monday without a clanging head and a roiling stomach, but still partake in some of the adult beverage choices, head off a hangover with these tips from the Caron Treatment Centers: Try to keep it to two drinks during the game. Drink an 8-ounce glass of pure water for every alcoholic drink you consume. Drink slowly (about one beverage per hour). Avoid drinking on an empty stomach. (One recent study found that asparagus might help stop hangovers!) Don&amp;#x27;t smoke. A new study shows that it aggravates hangover symptoms. (Please note that these tips are for women who are responsible drinkers; if you know someone who seems to have issues with drinking, get in touch with Caron.) Now, go have fun. I hope your team wins. More hangover advice! * A healthier wrap for the morning after * Ever called in to work with a hangover? * Good-for-you hangover remedies Photo: Thinkstock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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