Hangovers are common during the holidays because Americans tend to drink double their usual amount of alcohol. One amino acid that's found in food and supplements may help. For those who got deep into ...

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For those who got deep into the holiday spirits, there’s an amino acid that may be able to alleviate your hangover. Americans tend to drink double their usual amount of alcohol during the holidays — ...