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Waking up feeling hungover/drained...from nothing?
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Lately, every once in a while (today it happend) I will wake up in the morning feeling like i'm hung over, but without the headache. I have a lot of mental cloudiness and a general drained feeling, even though I got 8 hours of sleep, haven't had any alcohol in over a week, and its been probably 4 or 5 days since ive smoked any weed.

Does anyone else get this? What can I do about it? Caffeine seems to help, but not completely.

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Re: Waking up feeling hungover/drained...from nothing? [Re: OHSnap]
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Exercise, drink natural juice, eat vegetables and spend some time in nature.
Also you can take 5-HTP and Smart Oxygen.


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Re: Waking up feeling hungover/drained...from nothing? [Re: MushroomTrip]
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Caffeine might be the issue, as well as a badly scheduled alcoholic drink here and there. The sleeping pattern thing is very sensitive mechanism, which is why I sort of wish I didnt screw around with sleep inducing substances too much when I was younger. Happiness, caffeine in moderation, and no alcohol for 3 months has cured my sleeping habits. (8 hours a day at most feeling refreshed in the morning)

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Re: Waking up feeling hungover/drained...from nothing? [Re: OHSnap]
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I feel like that when I don't drink very much water. Caffeine and alcohol make it worse.


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Re: Waking up feeling hungover/drained...from nothing? [Re: WhiskeyClone]
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how is your sleep during the night?
do you go to bed when you're tired or stay up later?
" " eat big meals before bed?
" " breath through your mouth all night?

just some things to consider

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Re: Waking up feeling hungover/drained...from nothing? [Re: WhiskeyClone]
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WhiskeyClone said:
I feel like that when I don't drink very much water. Caffeine and alcohol make it worse.


I second this. I feel that way when I'm dehydrated (though there's usually a headache too). Try drinking several glasses of water throughout the day and see if that changes how you feel in the morning.

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Re: Waking up feeling hungover/drained...from nothing? [Re: OHSnap]
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Worms is a subject that doesn't come up much in regards to humans. Some of us worm our pets regularly but do we ever stop to check ourselves for the telltale signs? Do I feel lethargic? Does my bum itch? How about my hair? Should I take the pills my dog gets or is there an over the counter medication? How often should I worm myself? I really don't know.


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Re: Waking up feeling hungover/drained...from nothing? [Re: Booby]
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Booby said:
Worms is a subject that doesn't come up much in regards to humans. Some of us worm our pets regularly but do we ever stop to check ourselves for the telltale signs? Do I feel lethargic? Does my bum itch? How about my hair? Should I take the pills my dog gets or is there an over the counter medication? How often should I worm myself? I really don't know.


hahaha, now everyone and their mom is going to think they have worms after reading your post.

i know i am already second guessing my self :wink:

paranoia ftw!


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Re: Waking up feeling hungover/drained...from nothing? [Re: Syle]
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:runaway:


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Re: Waking up feeling hungover/drained...from nothing? [Re: OHSnap]
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sometimes that happens to me.
i figure it's just a dream/dreams i had that i couldn't remember.
because i have felt like that before after remembering a dream that just made me feel completely empty and out of it.

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Re: Waking up feeling hungover/drained...from nothing? [Re: Syle]
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Syle said:
Booby said:
Worms is a subject that doesn't come up much in regards to humans. Some of us worm our pets regularly but do we ever stop to check ourselves for the telltale signs? Do I feel lethargic? Does my bum itch? How about my hair? Should I take the pills my dog gets or is there an over the counter medication? How often should I worm myself? I really don't know.


hahaha, now everyone and their mom is going to think they have worms after reading your post.

i know i am already second guessing my self :wink:

paranoia ftw!


You are not fucking kidding man. I'm thinking about it big time right now..


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