Cheers might not work for you (here is an explanation) â and that's ok!
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Claim to fame:Â Wake up feeling like you drank half the amount â or your money back.1 2
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Works while you sleep so you can wake up feeling like you drank roughly half the amount.1 2
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+ Add for $55 $50Itâs complicated: Alcohol is a multi-faceted compound that has many effects in the body. While dehydration causes some discomfort, it canât explain ~80% of those next-day effects.
AKA: The imbalance in your brain when alcohol leaves your system.
Alcohol binds to your brainâs GABA receptors, causing you to feel relaxed. When alcohol leaves your system, your receptors go into rebound, causing the opposite effect. This is why âhair of the dogâ or Bloody Marys work so well the next day (though we donât recommend that strategy).
When taken at peak blood alcohol concentration (BAC), the DHM in Cheers binds to those same GABA receptors, working while you sleep to buffer those rebound effects so you can sleep better & wake up feeling better.
AKA: Alcoholâs toxic by-product that actively work against your natural detoxification processes.
Alcohol converts into acetaldehyde, a compound 20x more toxic than alcohol itself, before safely clearing from your system. Your body can only metabolize 1 drinkâs worth of acetaldehyde per hour, working overtime to help you feel better.
Cysteine will bind to acetaldehyde and form a non-toxic compound called MTCA, effectively neutralizing acetaldehyde. Youâll be able to metabolize alcohol far more efficiently, reducing these next-day effects.