Kronenburg hangovers

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haha aye gud call...

well it WILL cure ur hangover yeah...but it may kill ya....that'll be £4.99 plz! :laugh:

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£4.99 to top myself cheap!

watch:

http://www.spirit-sciences.com/assets/techtv.WMV

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its 50/50 remember tho so may cost u more if u get lucky/unlucky :laugh:

im all for the benefits of wine - i.e. get off ur face nice n quick..lol...but i do suffer SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much the next day!!!

scares me

Will watch bit l8r m8y - ta!

Jus listenin to Andy Bagguley's passion classics set atm - fukkin MINT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

orr it says moderate drinking! Damm it!

She was not a nice model IMO!

basically, u neck up to 6 of these 'RU-21' pills 2 before ya go out, 2 when ya out, and 2 before ya go to bed, and et voila... 2 moro = fresh as a daisy

ANy1 tried this tho n can confirm they work and more importantly..........R U SAFE

well, most the reports seem positive... but as they say in the video, the research was only released by the KGB recently (cold war research) so companies aint really had time to judge long term shit... but it seems fine... i would give it a bash, but right now they are only available in the gud 'ol US of A.

they do plan to send em this way sooner or later tho.

How It Works:

When alcohol is consumed, it enters cells and is broken down into acetaldehyde. Acetaldehyde is an extremely toxic compound believed to be responsible for both, most alcohol-related diseases and the addictive process itself.

Then an enzyme called aldehyde dehydrogenase 2 (ALDH2) converts the acetaldehyde into acetic acid, which is non-toxic and can be readily used by the body to provide energy, eventually breaking down into water and carbon dioxide. However, the body is only able to metabolize a certain amount of acetaldehyde within a certain period of time regardless of how much alcohol is being consumed. Consequently, alcohol consumption often results in excess acetaldehyde entering the blood stream and causing severe damage to the vital organs and functions of the body.

RU-21 balances alcohol metabolism by slowing down the process of ethanol oxidation into acetaldehyde, so less acetaldehyde occurs in the first place, and then speeding up the process of acetaldehyde decomposition into acetic acid and then water and carbon dioxide.

The first task – slowing down ethanol oxidation into acetaldehyde – was accomplished by the inclusion of dextrose (glucose) into the formula. Dextrose rapidly oxidizes in cytosol of liver cells using the same cytosol NAD pool used by ethanol to convert into acetaldehyde, thereby creating a deficit of cytosol NAD needed for the reaction.

Further, the acceleration of decomposition of acetaldehyde and acetic acid into CO2 and H2O and the energizing of mitochondria were accomplished through activation of aerobic oxidation processes in mitochondria by way of introducing substrates (Succinic Acid, Fumaric Acid), which activate the second half-cycle of tricarboxylic acids. Succinate substrate, which is independent of NADN-dehydrogenase, prevents acetaldehyde from causing hypoxia, which often results from the accumulation of suboxidized metabolites, and from impeding NADN oxidation in the respiratory chain of cells.

L-Glutamine was added to the formula to speed up the mitochondria-cytosolic malate-aspartate shuttle, which plays a key role in the course of acetaldehyde intoxication development. It also speeds up the succinate oxidation process (by preventing oxalic and acetic inhibition of succinate dehydrogenase). In addition, it transforms itself into a-ketoglutarate during a rapid oxidation in the Crebs cycle. And finally, the proper concentration of L-Glutamine positively influences glutamate and GAMC synapses in the brain, improving coordination and inhibition processes affected by alcohol intoxication.

Ascorbic acid was added to the formula in order to activate anti-oxidant systems of the central nervous system, liver and hormone-active tissues (affected by hypoxia and acetaldehyde) and to support adrenal gland cortex, which produces anti-stress hormones.

at the moment they SEEM to be good for you... not only do they prevent hangovers, but they are preventing the damage the alcohol does to your organs... so you get pissed but no hangover and less chance of liver failure...

i know that a lot of scientific communities / magazines are investigating already... but up to now it's all good... im gonna look for somewhere i can import some...

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Kronenburg is just plain nasty

I gave up on this liquor a while back, you can literally taste the hangover during mid drinkage. I can't drink it anymore.

Sometimes me and ma Brother will buy each other a rouge pint of Kronie when the other's not looking but I always catch him out - I know filth when I taste it!

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you and jambon had me in stitches last night!!!

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yep, no sympathy off me, if you cant handle it, dont do it.

or save your money and drink.... WATER

A 'milk thistle' tablet before you go out (eases nausea) and a couple o' ibuprofen and plenty of water before bed does the trick for me.

Talk about me saying 'Self Inflicted' my headds killing today :evil:

stella or kronenburg are always bad news for me if i have more than 4 of them i will be heading for trouble the next morning