Maddi Coffman Facebook ad: “#1 After-Alcohol Aid 40 Million+ Better Mornings”

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Everyone always thinks dehydration is why you feel bad after drinking alcohol... but if that's the case, then why does alcohol affect 1) your liver and 2) your brain? Alcohol's effect on liver: In your body, alcohol converts into acetaldehyde, which is 20-30x more toxic than alcohol is itself. It's acetaldehyde that's the main problem—not the alcohol itself. Alcohol's effect on brain: Alcohol doesn't make you feel good because it causes mild dehydration. It makes you feel good because it binds to receptors on your brain called GABA—which then makes you feel relaxed and carefree. The problem is that what goes up, must come down, and when alcohol leaves your bloodstream you go into a state of rebound... which gives you the opposite effects. Cheers Restore's patented DHM/cysteine combo reduces acetaldehyde and GABA rebound. Claim to fame: "Feel 50% better the next day—or your money back." And you can get it for less than $3/dose! *These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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cheershealth.com

#1 After-Alcohol Aid 🍻 40 Million+ Better Mornings

Take after drinking to support your liver and feel better the next day.