A Hangover Is A Disease, German Court Rules
A Hangover Is A Disease, German Court Rules
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Alcohol-related hangovers are genuine illnesses according to a recent ruling by a high-level German court. HBW looks at the case against a German wellness manufacturer for health claims made for its “anti-hangover” supplements and how deeming hangover’s a disease affects the outcome of the case.
Author: Informa Pharma Intelligence
Publisher: HBW Insight
- Description
A senior German court has ruled that hangovers are genuine illnesses which means that a German manufacturer’s “anti-hangover” drink breaks the country’s advertising rules that prohibit attributing to a food or a food supplement “any properties of prevention, treatment or cure of a human disease…” HBW looks at the general and court definition of a hangover, current research on the effects of hangovers on society at large, and the specifics of Germany’s advertising rules.
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