You know what a hangover is, but do you know about ‘hangxiety’?


By AGENCY

Drinking too much may not only cause physical distress, but also mental discomfort, the next day. — AFP

Nighclubs are reopening in many parts of the world, and music concerts and festivals are picking up steam.

This means that alcohol is likely to flow freely again, and that in turn means that hangovers aren’t far behind.

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