It's not just the additives and poor quality inputs that create gnarly hangovers, but the fact that seed oils monopolize the metabolic pathway that normally handles alcohol safely.

"Wild study: linoleic acid is REQUIRED to give rats liver injury from alcohol.

Linoleic acid is what's in seed oils.

Meaning without linoleic acid, alcohol does not damage rats liver.

A big reason everyone is quitting alcohol today is because they're full of seed oils so they can't tolerate it as much as we used to be able to."

-Alpaca Aurelius

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Meat is murder

I experience the same thing as the screenshot when I started making my own wine. Particularly if I brewed with certain yeasts, I could get absolutely trashed the night before and get deep, restful, healing sleep, wake up with no hangover, and the drunkenness wasnt stupifying, just bubbly and fun. I was very surprised by this, I can only match something like this with vodka or gin and a non sweetened mixer.

I don't eat seed oils so I don't know if that's a factor in liver injury, also I don't drink often so I'm not too worried about that.