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Ring In The New Year With a Healthy Dose of Asparagus

Ring In The New Year With a Healthy Dose of Asparagus
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If you’re planning to ring in the New Year with a few celebratory drinks, here’s a tip for protecting yourself from paying the hangover price on New Year’s Day.

A study in the Journal of Food Science suggests you should eat some asparagus to ward off the effects of a New Year’s Day hangover.

With a better functioning liver, you just may be able to avoid the dreaded New Year's Day hangover. (Africa Studio/Shutterstock)
With a better functioning liver, you just may be able to avoid the dreaded New Year's Day hangover. Africa Studio/Shutterstock
Margie King
Margie King
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Margie King is a graduate of the Institute for Integrative Nutrition®. A Wharton M.B.A. and corporate attorney for 20 years, she left the world of business to pursue her passion for all things nutritious. Margie is the author of Nourishing Menopause: The Whole Food Guide to Balancing Your Hormones Naturally. She is also a professional copywriter and natural health, beauty and nutrition writer. To contact Margie, visit www.IntegrativeMenopause.com.