Mittwoch, 7. Oktober 2015
Hangover myths busted: The cures that really work – and those to avoid
Most of us have experienced the sort of hangover that leaves you truly believing death would be preferable to the suffering.
You’ve almost certainly tried anything to rid yourself of the agony, including hair of the dog, the fry-up or the classic cocktail of painkillers and Coke.
Heck, you might even have tried in a desperate moment to sweat it out at the gym… but you still feel like hell.
Now we have the hangover cures that actually work – and those that don’t – ranked by nutricentre.com to make sure you’ll never waste your time with a fake hangover cure again.
Water
10/10
The control of hydration is the hands of electrolytes, which are minerals found in water, says nutritionist Ella Allred.
She advises you choose mineral rich water or add in some extra electrolytes that are designed for athletes and sports people. The water will help to flush out the toxins, speeding up the detoxification process.
Drink a large glass before going to bed and be sure to drink… Read the full story http://ift.tt/eA8V8J October 07, 2015 at 07:17PM
People aren’t happy with this fashion shoot that dresses a model up as a refugee
Very opportunistic, I'd say... Fashion shoot "Der Migrant" by Norbert Baksa http://t.co/NaDThVvvzz
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Thorbjorn Tellefsen (@tweetofthunder) October 07, 2015
Norbert Baksa has faced a massive backlash for his fashion shoot that features a model posing as a refugee in high-end clothing.
The Hungarian photographer has previously worked for big names like Elle, Playboy and Nike, but nothing he has done before has caused controversy quite like this.
He’s been heavily criticised over social media for glamorising the refugee crisis currently affecting millions of people fleeing war-torn countries.
In the Der Migrant series, the model poses against a fence symbolising the Hungarian border dressed in expensive clothing and taking selfies.
Baksa argues he’s highlighting all sides of the crisis and raising awareness