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Sometimes Vitamin B1 will shorten these events. This has to
do with aldehydes in the wine, from fermentation, as well as the aldehydes generated from metabolizing the alcohol.

100mg 3 times a day may help.
I think there must be something to this. On my beer drinking days, I take 2 100mg B1 vitamins before drinking and later, 2 more afterward. Perhaps this helps me in some way as well.

I also take an extra B12 500mcg Methycobalamin, too.

We each have different tolerances, but this "seems" to hinder the bad effects of alcohol for me.
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