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Published 11:00 22 Feb 2019 GMT
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The study continues:
“In addition to the liquid expelled during frequent urination, certain salts and potassium required for proper nerve and muscle function are also lost."
"Alcohol turns the body’s supply of glycogen into glucose and sends it out of the body in the urine. Lack of this energy source is a key part in the feeling of weakness, fatigue, and lack of coordination the next morning,"
We might take that McDonalds too, though. For realz.
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