Effects of HUGE amounts of wine of Low T. Diabetics

[Paolo]

I'll let you know in the morning!

[Bagoas (imported)]

If you want to avoid a hangover, take a massive dose, ~1000 mg., of high-potency ("B-100") -complex vitamins. As Albertus Magnus used to say of his magical nostrums, "probatum est".

Of course, I'm not sure what you meant by HUGE amounts of wine. I am referring to consumption of 1½-2 litres in the course of an evening. (N.B. I do this no more than once a week.) I have insulin-insensitive diabetes and take 1500 mg. of Metformin daily. My sugar averages only marginally high. I don't remember the numbers.

[Paolo]

Clinical observations:

You drink an entire bottle.

You get drunk.

You fall down.

You pass out.

If you're lucky, you stay passed out until morning and don't wake up to puke.

You wake up with a screaming hangover and a reading of about 50.

This indicates eating a huge breakfast that you really DON'T want.

Then you sit there staring at it, trying not to have dry heaves, knowing you have to eat it, and wondering if you did anything last night that you'll regret.

I think this would happen to just about anyone, regardless of their testosterone levels.

You don't wake up with an erection either, nor the need to pee.

So, I guess we didn't learn anything - other than, "Don't do that no more!"

[kristoff]

I learned this lesson many times. Still do....

[tugon (imported)]

I learn that lesson frequently. For me a wine hangover is more gentle than a beer hangover or a martini hangover. Nothing worse then the next day when you had one too many martinis. The nice thing about being overweight is your bodies ability to handle a full bottle of wine.

[Uncle Flo (imported)]

Now you'll know why I quit drinking! My head hurts just thinking about it. --FLO--

[Paolo]

Yeah, I lived through it.

Not that we learned anything new.

Drat!