Certain Lagers and Headache?

[Sheff]

So last night I was in the pub and i had about 5/6 pints of Stella over the course of like 6 hours, im not a regular drinker but it does take quite a lot for me to feel drunk. I'd got through the first 4 pints at a pretty standard pace but slowed down on the last two as I was playing poker, so after the first 4 i was feeling pretty tipsy but had basically sobered up completely as i was getting through the last two that I had, and over the course of about 30 minutes I start feeling a headache coming on.

By the time i'd got home and in bed and drank some water my head was completely pounding and i kept waking up and almost being sick.. But when the morning came i felt completely fine, But his was pretty horrible to say I wasn't even drunk at the end of the night.


This happens pretty often too, enough that it ends up ruining most nights for me when im drinking lager (which is all i ever want to drink if im not out down town). I don't drink often enough lately to be able to work out if its one specific lager that does it or just all of them but its actually fucking annoying.. And the only response anyone ever says is "ahhh just keep drinking it'll go away" but THEY DONT KNOW THE STRUGGLE



Does anyone else have this? I've googled it and the answers are mostly just dehydration, which it could be, but it sounds a little extreme.
Or, an allergy to brewers yeast or some of the chemicals in it



#longforman

[DiegoSapiens]

yeh maybe dehydratation or maybe you don´t metabolize beer or maybe you are a pussy

[test_recordings]

Stella's shit beer. Most lager in the UK is shit anyway as well, it's all about the ale and bitter.

[kidshuffle]

Im the same way, if I drink 6 lagers im probably going to get bloated and feel sick and etc. Same with alot of pale ales. Now i usually just stick to dark ales or hard liquor

The same thing happens to a friend of mine after 2 beers, and he ended up having a gluten allergy so maybe its that?

[test_recordings]

Naa most lager is just shit anyway. It's fizzy, watery piss as far as I care

[garethom]

Naa most lager is just shit anyway. It's fizzy, watery piss as far as I care

I'm sure that Sheff is comforted by this new found knowledge.

[rockonin]

Stella's shit beer. Most lager in the UK is shit anyway as well, it's all about the ale and bitter.

Also known as 'Wife Beating Juice'.

[DiegoSapiens]

Naa most lager is just shit anyway. It's fizzy, watery piss as far as I care

a good lager is as good as any trappist, ale, black or belgium beer. The fact that is softer doesn't means that is worst. A really cold good lager in summer is the bees knees.
Most lagers on the market are shit though heineken, carlsberg, stella etc

[outbound]

If I've been drinking even say 2-3 drinks in an evening/afternoon and then stop and wait a bit I start to feel not so great, I just class it as an early mini hangover and be thankful that I don't have to look forward to it in the morning!

[kaili]

swear i usually get a headache whenever i drink

[ezza]

i kinda get that without the bad headache tho

like i just cant get drunk really anymore, just go straight to feeling shitty

which is long cus i love gettin pissed so i always have to shell out for other shit to do while i drink

[AxeD]

I only have this when I'm not well hydrated. So either drink some water in between
or do powders in the pub like Agent.

[hubb]

Could be a number of things ofcourse but allergy sounds realistic. It could be wheat allergy or it could be a light form of migrane or an issue with blood pressure that you only feel when your body tries to take on the alcohol.
We don't really know a lot about alcohol because the production processes (particularly wine) are so complex on a molecular level, other than it gradually dims all centers within the brain when we pour it down the face hole.

Which is so weird considering we know a whole lot about drugs

[alphacat]

People need to listen to what their body is telling them. There's a good chance that either an impurity or the overall sugar/ethanol ratio is not copacetic with your body. Drunkenness itself is a kind of allergic reaction, so if you're experiencing symptoms of toxicity above and beyond the usual then pay attention.

This is true for way more than lager: this is true for anything you put in your body pretty much.

[nowaysj]

Don't speak sense Alpha.

[Karoshi]

Spent 3 weeks in thailand drinking every single night, woke up every morning feeling like I hadnt had one. came back to uk, went pub, had about 5 or 6, went home, went bed. woke up next day with a twatting head. I deffo think its all the shit put in for the uk market.

[ezza]

People need to listen to what their body is telling them. There's a good chance that either an impurity or the overall sugar/ethanol ratio is not copacetic with your body. Drunkenness itself is a kind of allergic reaction, so if you're experiencing symptoms of toxicity above and beyond the usual then pay attention.

This is true for way more than lager: this is true for anything you put in your body pretty much.

what about the lads code tho

cant be going home cus u had a allergic reaction

drink past it you pussy

down in one

[sigbowls]

i got a headache yesterday for a little bit yesterday from a couple beers and some weed.

im probably not going to drink much anymore. weed is better

[hubb]

snick01

you dont think the thailand climate and possibly fresh vegetables grown in the sun and being out in the sun etc helps a bit? there's without a doubt stricter rules for what you can put in beer in the uk than in thailand.

[AxeD]

They mostly eat chicken fetus, soup and rice in Thailand I think.