The Sunset Blog

If you've ever experienced Asian flush after drinking alcohol, you're not alone. This common reaction, characterised by facial redness and discomfo...

If you get a red face after drinking alcohol, you might have a deficiency in an enzyme called aldehyde dehydrogenase 2 (ALDH2). This enzyme plays a...

We know what you’re thinking, “Surely not in my beer too?” Unfortunately, there are indeed microplastics in our beer, wine and many other alcoholic...

Did you know that acetaldehyde is found in food, as well alcohol? If acetaldehyde is a problem for you, make sure to avoid these food and beverages.

We created the first Asian Flush research survey and have compiled the results. We hope this shines a light on this condition and what it's like to deal with Asian Flush from sufferers around the world.

Many people experience cold-like symptoms after drinking alcohol, including getting a stuffy nose. But why does this reaction happen? In this article, we dive into why you might get a stuffy nose after drinking alcohol.