Will We Soon Know the Cause of 'Red Wine Headache'?

re: Will We Soon Know the Cause of 'Red Wine Headache'?

CALEB_203 — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 05:57:39 GMT

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re: Will We Soon Know the Cause of 'Red Wine Headache'?

cremi — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 12:26:30 GMT

Since I stopped or at leased tried to limit any processed foods and drinks and I started to eat almost only meat and vegetables and drink only water (and coffee and tea) I started to get headaches from wine or any alcohol. I drink very rarely and still, if it is not headache it would be bad mood or just a feeling of weakness. So, I think that if I'm eating properly I don't need any doubtful benefits of some substances like wine to preserve from... whatever. I love the taste of good wine, but a glass is far too much for me. May be a sip, if there is any occasion...

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Magnolia — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 19:37:12 GMT

I enjoy a glass or two of wine with a good steak, but will typically drink water as well at the same meal. I stay pretty well hydrated during the day so the added toxin of the wine is no problem. And I like red wine. I can tell when I need to stop and drink a little water and I do just that. Enjoy your wine, but be aware of the dangers.

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Arizona — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 16:43:39 GMT

When I was diagnosed with Candidiasis in 1987, I was advised not to drink wine, as well as other numerous foods. The sugars and fermentation process feed the little candidas and cause intestinal dysbiosis as well as let the candidas produce toxins in the body. These toxins can cause problems from head to toe in your body. As one commenter said, this is your body's way of telling you not to drink wine.

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KelleyEidem — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 04:12:35 GMT

Whenever drinking wine (a sporadic, occasional event), I take one or two RU-21's to go along with it. These natural pills nullify the negative properties of alcohol, protecting the brain, liver and skin, for example.

The ingredients come from a formula first invented by Dr. Emanuel Revici,* M.D., who happens to be the greatest medical scientist of the past several hundred years. In a story that takes too long to tell here, the recipe ended up with the Soviet KGB (ironic since Revici was a staunch anti-communist) who used it to drink their 'marks' under the table while they themselves didn't get sick.

After the fall of the USSR, capitalism set in, and now a modified product is available in the US.

The darn stuff works. I would normally get a hangover from 1 or 2 glasses of wine. One time the cork broke and the bottle wouldn't fit into the refrigerator without spilling, so i was left with only one recourse: to drink the entire bottle in one sitting.

So I did (as a scientific experiment, of course). I took about 4 of the tablets that night. The result? No hangover; no sickness!

I've been trying, unsuccessfully, to break the corks ever since! ;-)

* I wrote a book about Dr. Revici. Although he is almost unheard of, there is no one other medical scientist who comes close to the number of remarkable scientific discoveries that he has made. He even rewrote the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements. In addition, his theory of Hierarchic Organization (HO) will someday supplant Darwinian Theory.

HO is a completely different explanation of evolution. With this underpinning, he was able to cure cancer and AIDS. One Nobel Prize in Medicine and one Lasker Award has already been given to others for discoveries he made.

re: Will We Soon Know the Cause of 'Red Wine Headache'?

xyzsch — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 22:32:39 GMT

Ramona

I have a friend who can handle wine as well as I can, but gets sick from the smallest amount of beer. How we react to different foods, beverages, or recreational drugs (caffeine, alcohol, tobacco, marijuana etc) is a very individual thing.

No caffeine or any burning substances for this kid.

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Ramona_203 — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 05:56:25 GMT

I like this article. The best thing is to forget about wine and just drink beer.

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mohammad kazemi — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 17:29:58 GMT

Alchohol is bad in any form. Samantha I would reccomend you seek proffesional help and I mean that sincerely.

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endzoni — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 13:57:58 GMT

Drink what the locals drink. Or make your own wine without preservatives.

IMO, tank farms need chemical preservatives before wine is bottled and these preservatives may be the cause of your headache.

Try taking a large wide mouth wine tasting glass (shaped like a brandy glass). add a few ounces of wine and aerate by swirling. If you detect an aroma OTHER than a fruit or flower (a smell like fuel oil or gasoline or who knows what), then chuck it. Many good wines shouldn't cost more than 7 or 8 dollars a bottle, and when your find a good wine to your taste, buy a case of it. BUT DON'T DROWN YOURSELF IN IT.

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goodnightirene8 — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 13:53:40 GMT

I love Merlot, but I get a stuffy nose from American wines. Wine from Chile is not as bad for me. Anyone else get a stuffy nose? I did hear Molybdenum helps, but I never heard B12.

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kienj — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 12:29:41 GMT

If you suffer the headaches but still like to drink red wine, then take an aspirin before imbibing

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SunnyBrighton — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 09:41:30 GMT

Sadly, Pellegrino water is owned by Nestle - one of the most unethical companies out there! There is a huge boycott of nestle in the uk - joined by many church groups and many people who are involved with babies and children - the details are on http://www.babymilkaction.org/

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dccdmom — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 09:24:53 GMT

Most headaches are caused by dehydration. Alcohol in any form can cause dehydration. I'd guess that drinking any alcohol in excess or in place of adequate water intake could cause headaches. When I was younger I learned that drinking one glass of water for every glass of alcohol I drank ,plus one more before going to bed would keep the dreaded hangovers away. At 100 lbs I was able to have 6 or 7 drinks without getting sick or having a hangover the next day. Of course, I don't recommend that anyone drink that much. I have a glass of champagne about every other year now.

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healthquest_3 — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 05:35:20 GMT

I have had horrible reactions (headaches, extreme "drunkenness")...most especially from red wines, but even the whites had started to be an issue. A friend told me it was due to the tannins in US soils. A guy at Whole Foods was SURE it was the sulfites. I am pretty sure my body is sensitive to the tannins. For the most part, I can drink red wines from ANY country outside the US with no more than a pleasant buzz. I can even drink them in excess...no problem. In France, we paid E3.80 at the local French "7-11"....and drank huge amounts...no problem. I have noticed that there are almost always sulfites in the foreign wines. Two glasses of California red...and I'm dead meat. I never pay more than $6.00 a bottle here....so it isn't the "quality" either. I have to go with my friend's assessment...it sure looks like it's the tannins!!

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Knobby — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 05:17:21 GMT

Speaking of red wine, it's been my experience that the preservative found in virtually all wine causes ROSACEA. (I hope I spelled it right.)