(get a buzz quicker, recover sooner)
Hot tubs and booze seem to go together nicely, but be careful!
Alcohol hits you harder in a hot tub. You can feel a buzz quicker and stronger. So being in a hot tub might mean drinking less, or not at all. Either way, remember to hydrate when using a hot tub.
If you choose to ignore the warnings about drinking and tubbing, some experts say that soaking in a hot tub (at 102-104 degrees) for 20-25 minutes helps you recover from a hangover. Drink water or Gatorade while you soak. This will flush the alcohol from your system and revive you. Then take a cool shower when you get out, which will help get your circulation moving and your heart rate up.
Start the next day feeling better, looking fresher and being more productive.
Hot Tubs Galore
19238 96 Avenue, Unit 111
Surrey, BC V4N 4C1
Behind the Tim Hortons