25th November 2013
10 Foods to eat Before a Night Out
These foods provide the perfect stomach lining for excessive amounts of alcohol
Categories: News
So you’re going out but don’t know what to have for tea… don’t want to be stuffed? Don’t want to be the one suggesting a kebab before you’ve even got to your destination? Do want to be able to dance the night away with bounds of energy and prepare your stomach for what’s to come? Oh and avoid the possibility of a hangover? Here are 10 foods to put you in the mood for a night out.
- Salmon
The fish slows down the rate at which food leaves the stomach, slowing the time it takes for alcohol to get through your bloodstream. It also contains lots of omega 3 useful for brain power which could be necessary the next day.
- Pasta
A really accessible food most people have sat in their cupboard, the carbohydrate lines the stomach well.
- Yogurt
Dairy helps to neutralize the acid that you’ll be intaking later and I think is a lot more appetising than glugging a pint of milk before you whizz through the door.
- Avocado
The fruit will help to replace the potassium lost to dehydration later in the evening and half counts as one of your five a day.
- Asparagus
The vegetable has been proven to metabolize alcohol and protect the liver cells. It is also light so won’t leave you feeling bloated.
- Ginger
It helps to increase low blood sugar and is seen to have nausea preventing properties useful for the next day.
- Watermelon
The fruit is mostly made up of water hydrating you fully for the night to come. - Chicken
The protein helps you to feel fuller for longer stopping your late night hunger cravings.
- Rice
The complex carbohydrate will give you slow release energy to keep you going into the early hours.
- Salted Nuts
You’ve been working hard all day, not had time to go home and not eaten since lunch. These are probably the best emergency option. The sodium will help increase the level of electrolytes in the body giving you a head start before you feel dehydrated and they are rich in antioxidants too!
More Coverage
University confirm potential graduation delays
An email update from The Faculty of Humanities confirms potential delays to graduation and their efforts to minimise the impact on students
Local elections 2023: Fallowfield still has lowest turnout in Manchester
Fallowfield still has the lowest voter turnout in Manchester whilst the Greens and Lib Dems made gains – here’s a full breakdown of Manchester’s Local elections 2023.
The University of Manchester’s Rent Strike marches on
The University of Manchester rent strike rumbles on as tensions between UoM Rent Strike and university bosses continue to simmer
Pole and Burlesque Soc rehearsal labelled ‘degrading’ by senior staff member
During a rescheduled rehearsal outside the AGLC, two members of the Pole and Burlesque Society were attacked for their outfits and activity by a member of staff.