Hair of the Dog
Friday, April 9, 2010
Hair of the Dog
The phrase “Hair of the Dog” has been around for hundreds of years and believed to first be used in literature by John Heywood in 1546 “I pray the leat me and my felow haue A heare of the dog that bote us last night." Of course John Heywood was referring to the alcohol that they drank last night.
Today, Hair of the Dog has a whole new meaning... Good Life is introducing a new look for Hair of the Dog and has improved all three formulas. A common misconception is that only the NoN-Energy (Blue Can) has the Hangover detox in it. When in fact, all three versions of Hair of the Dog have over 4,200mg of Phase 1 and Phase 2 liver detoxifiers (which includes 1,000mg of Vitamin C). These drinks are great anytime for an extra boost of energy or as a great detox for your liver.
By making Hair of the Dog™ the last drink of the night you can avoid the morning after affects from alcohol. If you forget to take it before going to bed,
Hair of the Dog™ will...
