
Wake Up Feeling Better Than You Should
How It Works
Do you ever have a few drinks and wake up feeling a little rough? Alcohol metabolism is the key, not dehydration.
Developed by board-certified physician Dr. Linda J. Kaplan, MD, The Anytime You Drink Vitamin's patented formula combines 16 active ingredients to help you metabolize alcohol the right way so you can wake up feeling fresh*
3 Simple Steps
Enjoy your drinks
Chew 2 Vitamins
Wake up feeling better than you should*
Science-Supported Ingredients
The Anytime You Drink Vitamin is made in the United States of America in an FDA-Registered facility that follows Good Manufacturing Practices
Why does this work?
When you drink, your liver produces enzymes to metabolize it. As you age, you produce fewer of these enzymes, and your metabolism slows down.
The Anytime You Drink Vitamin promotes the enzymes that power your metabolism, so you can enjoy your drinks and wake up feeling better than you should.
Doctor's alcohol support chewables, risk-free.
- Doctor-Developed Formula: Created by board-certified physician Dr. Linda J. Kaplan, MD.
- Targeted Action: Specifically formulated to support alcohol metabolism, promote liver health, and restore vital nutrients.
- Comprehensive Formula: Contains a patented blend of 16 active ingredients, including B vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes, and liver supporters.
- Clean & Vegan: Features a vegan, gluten-free, sugar-free formula with zero calories and zero carbs.
- Risk-Free Purchase: Backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee with free standard shipping.
How The Anytime You Drink Vitamin® Works
A medical doctor partners with her daughter to create game-changing vitamins
A medical doctor partners with her daughter to create game-changing vitamins
"Aging Kind of Sucks"
I started experiencing rough mornings after having a few drinks as I approached the age of 30.
I asked my mom, a board-certified medical doctor, why all of a sudden this was happening. She explained that the main reason why we wake up feeling bad after drinking is alcohol metabolism, NOT dehydration.
Alcohol is metabolized in the liver, producing toxins that when not fully processed, spread throughout the body. And as we age, our metabolism slows down.
Mom To The Rescue
Refusing to accept this fate, I asked my mom if she would help me create a vitamin to solve my problem. She said yes!
She did a deep-dive into how we metabolize alcohol while I scoured scientific journals for any developments. After years of research, product development, and testing, we arrived at the ultimate formula.
How Else Can We Help You?
We asked what you needed, and you answered... ENERGY.
The afternoon slump hits like clockwork. Most of us reach for coffee or energy drinks when we start to feel unmotivated or unfocused, but it's only a partial fix. They help our brain feel more awake, but don't give our body any energy. And they come with unwanted side effects like jitters followed by a crash.
The New Way to Power Your Day
After years of research, product development, and a field trial with 147 H-PROOF® customers, The Anytime You Need Energy Vitamin™ launched in early 2024 with a patent-pending!
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How does it work?
How does it work?
The Anytime You Drink Vitamin® supports alcohol metabolism, promotes liver health, and restores vital nutrients, so you can wake up feeling better than you should*
When should I take it?
When should I take it?
In general, we recommend chewing 2 tablets ASAP after your last drink.
However, everybody is different, and you may want to experiment to figure out how The Anytime You Drink Vitamin® works best for you!
How does the body metabolize alcohol?
How does the body metabolize alcohol?
The body primarily metabolizes alcohol in the liver using a series of enzymatic processes. The key enzymes and steps involved include:
- Alcohol dehydrogenase (ADH): Converts alcohol (ethanol) into acetaldehyde, a toxic compound.
- Aldehyde dehydrogenase (ALDH): Converts acetaldehyde into acetate, which is then broken down into water and carbon dioxide for elimination.
Other enzymes, such as cytochrome P450 2E1 (CYP2E1) and catalase, play minor roles, especially after heavy drinking.
What influences alcohol metabolism?
What influences alcohol metabolism?
Alcohol metabolism in humans is a complex process influenced by a combination of genetic, environmental, physiological, and lifestyle factors:
- Genes (ADH & ALDH): Some people carry ALDH2 variants that clear acetaldehyde more slowly, causing flushing, nausea, or quick intoxication.
- Food and Diet: Eating—especially carbs and protein—slows alcohol absorption, lowering peak blood‑alcohol levels. Certain foods (like tomatoes) may even speed metabolism by boosting pyruvate.(5)
- Enzyme Activity and Induction: Heavy, regular drinking can ramp up CYP2E1. Alcohol may clear faster, but more toxic by‑products and oxidative stress build up, straining the liver.
Environmental and Lifestyle Factors: Factors such as age, sex, body weight, and overall health status influence alcohol metabolism. For example, women often have lower levels of gastric ADH, leading to higher blood alcohol concentrations compared to men after consuming the same amount of alcohol. Physical activity, medications, and concurrent substance use can also modulate enzyme activity and alcohol breakdown.
What is the best vitamin to take for your liver?
What is the best vitamin to take for your liver?
Your liver works best with a full team of nutrients, so we pack a lineup of science‑backed vitamins into The Anytime You Drink Vitamin® for well‑rounded liver support:
- B Vitamins (especially B12 and Folate): These are essential for overall liver function and help in the metabolism of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates. They also play a role in reducing homocysteine levels, which, when elevated, can be harmful to the liver.
- Vitamin C: As an antioxidant, vitamin C helps protect liver cells from oxidative stress and may support liver health.
- Vitamin E: Often highlighted for its antioxidant properties, vitamin E has been shown through multiple clinical studies to lower harmful liver enzymes and ease fat‑related irritation.



