Why is the legendary hangover artifact called an IQ tax?

Although it has a variety of names and origins, there are three ingredients on the packaging of this "hangover artifact", one is a liver-nourishing ingredient, such as lipoic acid.

Silymarin, polyene phosphatidylcholine; The other is some natural medicines, such as turmeric, cassia tea.

Du oyster, kudzu.

The third is stomach protection drugs, such as sucralfate, aluminum phosphate, etc., which have been quietly improved.

There are some hangover artifacts that are likely to add to the gastric mucosa.

protective film, and some people immediately use this kind of medicine as a hangover medicine, can this really sober up? After alcohol enters the body, it is first quickly digested and absorbed by the digestive tract, and then part of it enters the liver.

The pulse allows the liver to metabolize part of it, and the rest is left by the blood circulatory system.

Digestion and absorption. Pharmaceutical ingredients such as sucralfate and aluminum phosphate can produce adhesive tape, which has a maintenance effect on the gastric mucosa and can also slow down ethanol.

of digestion and absorption. So it seems that there may be a bit of a big reason to use it to "sober up", but don't forget that the digestion and absorption of ethanol has not been terminated by this, and the ethanol has not suffered all the harm after entering the body.

And all drugs have adverse reactions.

Neither is the gastric mucosal protective membrane. Most hangover artifacts are not easy to accurately label the composition of each ingredient, so it cannot be judged that drinking a glass of wine is equivalent to drinking a reasonable amount, and it is even very likely to take too much and cause the risk of adverse reactions, such as severe constipation, diarrhea, rash, and even bone softness and aluminum poisoning. The actual effect of the liver-nourishing ingredients established in sobering drugs is also quite objectionable.

For example, it is called a "deconstructor" that sells well on a treasure platform.

liver" is a kind of nutritional ingredient sold by the well-known brand milk thistle.

Liver protection tablets, the ingredient of which is silymarin. The effect of silymarin is to inhibit inflammatory mediators, avoid inflammatory mediators causing harm to the liver, and stabilize the hepatocytoplasm, but it is not immediately related to alcohol decomposition.

A variety of hangover remedies called "all-natural ingredients".

But the liver-protecting effect of this ingredient is not only questionable, long-term use is more likely to cause liver damage, and then it seems that the "pure natural ingredients" commonly added in hangover drugs, such as curcumin.

Cassia tea, oyster hydrolysis reaction solution, kudzu, etc., are commonly found in Internet celebrities.

It is said that Han Fan hangover products. Although some small animal scientific studies have shown that they have the effect of protecting the liver from ethanol damage, they are still very suspicious and may even cause more serious liver damage. The best way to decant alcohol is to always drink less.

Because we have other ways to cure hangover, we don't have to spend this money to buy a hangover artifact, really, this hangover artifact is an IQ tax, and other ones also have this situation.

Mainly because this artifact has no effect at all, and it is only used to deceive consumers, so it is said that this is an IQ tax and pays for one's own stupidity.

Because this hangover artifact is to induce vomiting for people, just imagine, if a person spits out all the wine, the alcohol content of the body will naturally be less, and then he will wake up naturally after sleeping.

Because this artifact is useless, and it will harm people's bodies, it will be said to be an IQ tax.

Because there is no point in the existence of this kind of product, and it is also very high, useless products are basically IQ taxes.

Because if you want to relieve hangover, you can only use drugs, and nothing else will have much effect at all.

Because these hangover artifacts are just exaggerated as advertised, the actual ingredients do not have anything that can decompose alcohol, so it is an IQ tax.

Because these things exaggerate their efficacy, and they are generally health products, and they don't have a big effect.