Seeing as it's coming up to the Holidays... THIRSTY WORK Of course, this is the time of year for strange visions. Some of these, like the glowing sheep, will have something to do with low-energy ultraviolet light. The rest, we must assume will be attributable either to divine visitations or a powerful party punch. Alcohol may temporarily turn us into shiny, happy people, but the dehydration it causes can leave us feeling a little tarnished the morning after. How does alcohol cause dehydration and how much water must you drink to compensate for this effect? When drinking a gin and tonic does the water in the tonic compensate for the effect of the alcohol? As the festive season gets under way, New Scientist addresses these important questions. http://www.newscientist.com/lastword/
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