I woke up feeling like I had a hangover, but I didn't drink!

[The Fake Shemp]

All I did was eat Thanksgiving garbage. I am wondering after weeks of forsaking a lot of carbs (potatoes, non-whole wheat bread, sugar are non-existent at my house) and eating healthy, that my body told me to STFU. Is that possible?

[archie4208]

Yes, it is.  Same thing happened to me.

[Kestastrophe]

forsaking a lot of carbs (potatoes, non-whole wheat bread

That's how I lost weight too (in addition to heavy lifting)

I had the opposite effect the past two mornings. Pretty heavy drinking (for me) the past two nights, and I woke up feeling fine. 

[archie4208]

Vegetables

Simple carbs

[The Fake Shemp]

I've been losing weight, slowly, just switching my diet - despite the fact that I work from home, with a butt glued in a chair for hours. I am hoping to create a workout regimen soon, so I can do more than lose a few pounds doing absolutely nothing by virtue of my diet.

[Don Flamenco]

sometimes I get "hungover" if I smoke a shitload of cigarettes the night before.  then again, I'm out of shape and don't eat well, so I always feel a little shitty when I wake up.

[OptimoPeach]

sometimes I get "hungover" if I smoke a shitload of cigarettes the night before.

As one would guess, this effect is horribly magnified if you aren't a habitual smoker. I almost never smoke cigs unless I'm drinking, and last NYE I went through an entire pack in an 8 hour span IHOP the next morning helped, though

[drew]

welcome to my world

ive felt that way for the past week

[muckhole]

sometimes I get "hungover" if I smoke a shitload of cigarettes the night before.  then again, I'm out of shape and don't eat well, so I always feel a little shitty when I wake up.

I've had this happen the night of, but never the next day. Sleep usually gets rid of it for me.