Prevention is better than cure.

“This (vomiting phase) too shall pass.”

A little food in your tummy can be the difference between a night on the town and vomit city.

If you are drinking alcohol on an empty stomach, that may increase your chances of feeling unwell.

Alcohol directly irritates the esophagus, stomach, and intestines, causing inflammation of the stomach lining. Alcohol increases the production of gastric (stomach) acid, and can also cause a build up of triglycerides (fat compounds and free fatty acids) in liver cells. Any of these factors can result in nausea or vomiting.

Alcohol in large enough quantities can kill you.

Be careful and know your limit so you won’t have to throw up.

Your body automatically will reject what it feels is poison. Too much alcohol is poison and your body makes a wise choice to eject it.

Puking is your body’s natural protection mechanism.

When it comes to drinking it is important that you know your limit, if you surpass your limit even if you have eaten enough you will throw up.