Six boozy facts to help avoid a hangover Getty Images From red wine headaches to mixing drinks, here's what to know about hangovers ahead of New Year's Day. …but red wine might have some upsides The belief that the occasional tipple of red wine could be good for us goes back to the 1970s, when research showed that French people …
Medical accounts of red wine headaches go back to Roman times, but the experience is likely as old as winemaking – something like 10,000 years. Compound Chemistry, CC BY-NC-ND So, if something unique in red wine could inhibit ALDH, slowing down that second metabolic step, would that lead to higher levels of acetaldehyde and a headache? In this case, other …
urbazon via Getty Images A new study suggests a component of red wine may be the reason it causes head pain. It’s no secret that alcohol can cause you to wake up with a brutal, throbbing headache but red wine, in particular, is known for making certain people’s heads ache within a few hours. According to a new study recently …
