Whether you are just celebrating the weekend finally being here, or it's your birthday (or a friends), or maybe it's even the biggest bar night of the year or you're just celebrating the new year, no matter what the reason is for your drinking too much alcohol, there are herbal tonics that can help ease the after effects when you wake up the next morning with a hangover. Unless you are a mild drinker, chances are you will have some sort of hangover symptoms. Maybe you will be lucky and just have a headache, or maybe you'll be sick to your stomach, worst of all you could have both. Get over your grouchiness and dehydration quick with these easy herbal remedies.

Millions of Americans suffer from anxiety. Many of these anxiety sufferers will need to take some type of anti-anxiety medication to control their symptoms. Prescription anxiety medications can come with several nasty side effects so more and more patients are seeking out herbal remedies for anxiety. There are actually several different herbs that can be used to treat anxiety.

Herbal Remedies for Anxiety: Catnip

Yes, catnip can be used as an herbal remedy for anxiety. When drank as a tea, it causes a soothing effect which can relieve anxiety symptoms in some patients. It can also be used to help you sleep when you are feeling anxious and will not cause any morning grogginess. This herb is most often consumed as a tea.

Herbal Remedies for Anxiety: Fennel

Poor digestion and stomach troubles plague millions of Americans and prescription medications may cause their troubles to worsen. I suffer from constant nausea and an inability to eat much. No prescription medication has helped with these issues long-term, so I began to seek out some herbal remedies to help calm my nausea and to help me eat.

Herbal Remedies for Digestive Problems: Ginger

I use ginger for many things, but I found it to be most effective when I am nauseous or suffering from a bout of tummy trouble. Ginger is also said to be effective in treating many symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome. Symptoms such as constipation, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, gas and bloating. I typically drink ginger tea to calm my nausea and upset stomach.

Herbal Remedies for Digestive Problems: Fennel

Soothe your head the morning after with some gentle natural remedies to detoxify your liver and restore vitality.

A night on the town with good friends and a few drinks (too many) can be fun until we wake up in the morning with and awful hangover. Why you feel so terrible is, your body's way of telling you not to treat it so badly in this way. In the meantime, there are some things you can use to get you back to your best.

Excessive alcohol consumption speeds up your production of urine as your body tries to expel toxins, leaving you feeling thirsty and dry mouthed. The resulting dehydration causes headaches, depression, irritability and insomnia. The symptoms can be combated with herbal remedies but the easiest way to avoid a hangover is to consume alcohol moderately.