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Super Bowl Hangover: Try This Kids' Drink, Atlanta Cures

Do you need help curing your Super Bowl hangover this morning? Try this kids' drink or these special Atlanta cures.

The Philadelphia Eagles are Super Bowl champions after a 41-33 thriller in Minneapolis over the defending champs, the New England Patriots. A lot of people called in sick today after too much celebrating. Maybe you are one of those folks or maybe you made it to work with a bit of a hangover. The day after the Super Bowl has become National Hangover Day.

More than 71,000 people were serious enough to sign a petition at Change.org to make the day after the Super Bowl a national holiday, but not necessarily National Hangover Day. Unfortunately, the petition is closed now so no doubt our lawmakers are taking that one to heart.

If you're feeling less than Georgia Peachy today, here are a few solutions.

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ThisInsider.com offered a few "true" hangover cures from bartenders, here's one: Drink Pedialyte. You may think Pedialyte is just for kids, but there's even a section on their website devoted to hangover cures.

One bright idea is to make popsicles with Pedialyte, even the night before.

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Thrilllist.com composed a list of eight favorite cures just for Atlanta folks:

1. An IV Treatment at Hydro-Clinic Atlanta - Buckhead

2. Hangover Muff at Bone Lick BBQ - Blandtown

3. Comfy Chicken Biscuit at Home Grown - East Atlanta

4. Bun Mam at Quan Ba 9 - Buford Hwy

5. Chicken & Waffles at Gladys Knight & Ron Winans' Chicken & Waffles - Downtown

6. 32oz Bloody Mary at The Nook - Piedmont Park

7. Pozole at Nuevo Laredo - West Atlanta

8. Secret Menu at Waffle House - All over the place
Just ask the cook for their recommendations on this one.

Photo by Patch Editor John Barker

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