New Alcohol Substitute: Drinking without a Hangover

Most people who have ever consumed alcohol are aware of the rough next day's morning after. Professor David Nutt, director of the neuropsychopharmacology department at a college in London believes to have found the answer to that problem. He believes to have found a compound that affects the same neurotransmitters in the brain that alcohol does, and lacks the bad parts such as aggression. The best part is that there is an 'antidote' that you can take that will make you sober in minutes without a hangover. While the product is still in development, maybe it will be beneficial in the future for those who like to indulge.