It makes sense that if youre lacking in it, you would experience a worse hangover," Rabia De LaTour, MD, gastroenterologist and assistant professor of medicine at NYU Langone Health told New York Post.The participants were analyzed for twenty-three hangover related symptoms, first in control settings, where they abstained from drinking on a given night.On the other hand, Da LaTour warned that this study is quite small and hence cant be totally considered conclusive, so its still not advised to pound on pills that claim to cure hangovers. The subjects then went out drinking on the night after and were monitored for adverse hangover effects such as headache, palpitations, nausea, sweating, dizziness, thirst and sensitivity towards light and sound.. Zinc deficiency was clearly associated with vomiting and low vitamin B3, also known as nicotinic acid, led to the intensification of hangover symptoms.

The participants were instructed to record whatever they ate while undergoing the study.Washington: Vegans are more prone to the effects of hangovers as against their meat-eating counterparts, as revealed by a new study.In a research published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine, Dutch researchers from Utrecht University carried out an experiment on 13 social drinkers, reported New York Post. What they ate was subsequently analyzed for its nutrient value and the trend that emerged showed that the ones who had a low Zinc and vitamin B3 intake fared the worst on the test parameters.The OEM Bolt Sleeve Anchors Manufacturers researchers noted that both zinc and vitamin b3 are mostly found in animal products so it can be inferred that vegans and vegetarians who are low on these two are more vulnerable to bad hangovers. You need these two nutrients to digest alcohol."Nicotinic acid and zinc are required to break ethanol, which is alcohol, down into acetaldehyde