Welcome to Skeptical Sunday. I'm your host, Jordan Harbinger. Today I'm here with

Skeptical Sunday co-host Jessica Wynn. On the Jordan Harbinger show, we decode the stories,

secrets, and skills of the world's most fascinating people and turn their wisdom into

practical advice that you can use to impact your own life and those around you. Our mission is to help you

become a better informed, more critical thinker, and during the week, we have long-forms

conversations with a variety of incredible people from spies to CEOs, athletes, authors, thinkers,

and performers. On Sundays, though, it's Skeptical Sunday, where a rotating guest co-host and

I break down a topic you may have never thought about, and debunk common misconceptions

about that topic. Topics such as why tipping makes no sense, circumcision, chemtrails, recycling,

astrology, acupuncture, Reiki healing, ear-candling, crystal healing, and more. And if you're new to the

show or you're looking for a way to tell your friends about it, I suggest our episode starter packs.

These are collections of our favorite episodes on persuasion and negotiation, psychology and disinformation, crime and

cults and more. It will help new listeners get a taste of everything we do here on the show. Just

visit jordanharbinger.com slash start or search for us in your Spotify app to get started.

Now, today, are you still feeling the aftershocks of last night's

generous pour of bubbly? Did you wake up feeling like you snacked on cotton all night? You're not

alone. As common as hangovers are, there's so much we don't know about them. For as long as

humans have been drinking, and it's been a long time, we've been battling hangovers. And for

just as long, we've been chasing the elusive hangover cure.

From vitamin B to greasy food to pickle juice, people swear by all sorts of remedies,

but are any of them actually a cure for the hangover?

This is skeptical Sunday.

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