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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kirinke" data-source="post: 2794773" data-attributes="member: 15409">Alethia chuckled as they got to the kitchen. "Well, contrary to popular belief, more alchohol probably isn't the wisest thing, considering that that's not all you're suffering from. So," She rumaged around her bag of holding before coming up with her healing kit and went and got a kettle, filled it with water and set it to boil. "Willowbark tea for the headache and camomile for the stomach." she muttered to herself while fetching some bread and honey. "This will help too." she grimanced as the kettle started to sing. "Honey doesn't help with this tea. It actually makes it worse," she told Maggie and got two cups and plates and put the tea into the pot to steep.  "For today, keep away from sugary foods like fruit. Honey is okay, it'll help with the sick-stomach. Bread and other non-greasy starches are good too." She poured the tea into the cups and proceeded to cut some bread for herself and slather honey on it, grimancing as she drank the tea. "For a couple of days, stay away from rich and greasy foods." she added. "Once you get a hangover, nothing really 'cures' it. You can allievate the symptoms some. But," Alethia shrugged. "You'll have to wait it out. It's the gods way to keep us from overindulging. Doesn't always work though," she grinned again. "When you go drinking again, it helps to eat before hand." she chuckled. "I really should listen to my own good advice,"</blockquote>

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