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Headache

Headaches due to alcohol consumption are caused by various factors. Excessive drinking with too high quantities leads to intoxication and as a consequence to a hangover the next day. Too much fusel oils and acetaldehyde in wine also favour the occurrence. Other causes are too much loss of fluids and minerals. Alcohol causes the body to become severely dehydrated. Under certain circumstances, more fluid is excreted than the amount drunk. Important minerals such as magnesium are lost in the process. Even with low alcohol consumption, allergy sufferers may experience headaches or migraines due to histamine and tyramine, which are particularly present in red wine. For more information on this topic, see also Alcoholism and Health.

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The world's largest Lexicon of wine terms.

26,266 Keywords · 46,879 Synonyms · 5,322 Translations · 31,599 Pronunciations · 193,359 Cross-references
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