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    After drinking from saturday night till sunday morning what is the best way to recoop?

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    Sleep and water

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    The last about month and a half I been drinkin atleast 12 drinks a night and getting about six hours sleep. Sleep and water will fix you. Then wake up and eat something.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Diablo1990 View Post
    After drinking from saturday night till sunday morning what is the best way to recoop?
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    hes like 15-16 yrs old lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mista View Post
    The last about month and a half I been drinkin atleast 12 drinks a night and getting about six hours sleep. Sleep and water will fix you. Then wake up and eat something.
    Mista, you will find this to be a dangerous brain- and liver-damaging lifestyle.

    Water will not rehabilitate acutely chronic ethanol toxicity coupled with sleep deprivation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trouble View Post
    Mista, you will find this to be a dangerous brain- and liver-damaging lifestyle.

    Water will not rehabilitate acutely chronic ethanol toxicity coupled with sleep deprivation.
    Why do u care lol .. im sure mista knows that already , ya only live once is how i see it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trouble View Post
    Mista, you will find this to be a dangerous brain- and liver-damaging lifestyle.

    Water will not rehabilitate acutely chronic ethanol toxicity coupled with sleep deprivation.
    Is there any real efficient way?

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    Also 1 night of drinking lite beer can't add that much fat can it?

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    12 lite beers = 90 calories per beer = 1080 calories.

    3 nights of this = 3240 calories or almost 1 pound.

    Therefore if you do this 3 nights a week you're gaining a pound of useless calories a week without doing anything else. Plus it severely inhibits your body's ability to lose fat and gain lean mass. Have fun fatty.
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    Just one night, will it hurt me?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trouble View Post
    Mista, you will find this to be a dangerous brain- and liver-damaging lifestyle.

    Water will not rehabilitate acutely chronic ethanol toxicity coupled with sleep deprivation.
    Thanks for the concern Trouble. I know its bad. I met some new girl friends and been havin too much fun to stop. Havn't drank the last four days tho. Keeping it for the weekend because im on a cut now. You dont get as drunk when you drink that much that often either.

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