SacrosanctFiend
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Originally posted by: laurenlex
Add the dehydration of caffiene to the dehydration effects of alcohol, and you have the receipe for a mega headache the next morning.
Dehydration is a symptom (dry mouth, headache). The diuretic effect causes dehydration, lowered magnesium levels, lowered potassium levels, and lowered sodium levels. That is a small part of what leads to a hangover. Other things include congeners, acetaldehyde metabolism, and glutamine rebound. Alcohol is a strong diuretic, caffeine is a mild diuretic, it shouldn't cause that much worse of a hangover.
