06-02-2005 12:11									#31
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quote: Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski Boil the rice for bout 20 minutes with the sugar and cinnamon whne the rice is soft enough to eat pour the fluid out and sip that.

Sounds like horchata to me

Drink warm water or ginger ale. Piece of toast too.

	06-02-2005 14:12									#32
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Swallow ( or , if you can bear to , chew ) a small tablet-sized piece of crystalline peppermint ( in the raw , pure crystal form ) . Completely kills any stomach problems , and calms an acidic / uneasy stomach . Note , however , than a dosage of over half a teaspoon may be fatal to a sensitive person , and anything over a teaspoon for a normal one ( assuming that the pepperming is 100 % menthol ) .

	06-02-2005 14:21									#33
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These are all milksop invalid remedies! Get a Chicken Phal down your neck and give the nasties in your gut the kicking they deserve.

	06-02-2005 15:32									#34
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I eventually vomitted up that bread too ...

Had some kefir and sugar for breakfast. It's stayed down this far ...

	06-02-2005 15:37									#35
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quote: Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski Water usually isnt bad.but when you cant keep nothing down its just a filler and comes back up. Pedialite and gaterade are basicly the same thing. Do you have any rice and cinnamon in the house?

horchatas?

	06-02-2005 17:13									#36
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Try some boiled rice. Neutral yet got the carbohydrate you want...

	06-02-2005 17:57									#37
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I'm thinking you could drowd it in burbon. Nothing kills the badies like some alcohol. Ok, that might kill you so we shouldn't try that. Ginger ale or soy milk for protein and carbohidrates if you like. Horchata if you must.

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	06-02-2005 18:04									#38
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Knowing the scandinavian diet, I still say fil is best for you. At least my stomach gets very upset about the American ginger ale, its too sweet and....the ginger..ouch.

In fact I had some acidic reflux last night and after eating fil, voila it was gone. I dedicated that fil for you btw.

	06-02-2005 18:47									#39
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Oh, and the last time I had a stomach virus, which was in December, the doctor gave me some pills for nausea that worked very well. Going to the doctor is a good idea.

	06-02-2005 19:43									#40
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quote: Originally posted by Last Conformist OK, I'm ill. I've vomitted up everything I've eaten today. I'm hungry, miserable and totally devoid of appetite. And I know I'm in for a horrible headache tomorrow if I don't get any carbohydrates into my system before I go to bed. Woe is me, like. I was wondering what might be the food most easy on my upset stomach. Unfortunately, I've not got alot of foodstuffs at home; it's pretty much down to bread, pasta, and cereals with milk. I had some fruit too, but it appears to've gone old, so I won't touch that. Yeah, and a couple cookies. Well, start the mocking ...

Avoid milk. Plain boiled rice with a little salt, a spoonful of cornflour mixed in fruit juice diluted with a little water.

Dry toast, charcoal biscuits.


Rent some dvds. Sleep.


Get better soon.

	06-02-2005 19:48									#41
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Yeah, sleep is the best medicine (sorry for being not any more helpful ). Get well soon

	06-02-2005 21:13									#42
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quote: Rent some dvds. Sleep.

Rent? That's so last century.

I'm feeling a bit better now. Shall see if I can eat some rice or something for dinner.

	06-02-2005 22:03									#43
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Glad your feeling better, dont try to eat any thing real big today keep up with light stuff you can add a little H20 if your thirsty and havent vomited in like 8 hours or so. What is horchatas?

	07-02-2005 00:54									#44
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its a rice and cinnamon drink. sometimes, and what ive experienced as most popular, has a rice liquid base, and has cinnamon flavoring. its served cold and is quite good and refreshing.

	07-02-2005 00:56									#45
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Horchatas

	07-02-2005 01:04									#46
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When ever I'm away from California for an extended period of time i always get this strange craving for a large horchata and a carne asada burrito. That or fish tacos.

	07-02-2005 01:06									#47
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I had some pasta for dinner. I'm feeling comparatively well know.

	07-02-2005 01:22									#48
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quote: Originally posted by MRT144 its a rice and cinnamon drink. sometimes, and what ive experienced as most popular, has a rice liquid base, and has cinnamon flavoring. its served cold and is quite good and refreshing.

Never heard it called that before. I know my mom used to make that for breakfast in the winter being as i was raised a poor mexican, and when we had an upset stomache she just feed us the juice. it worked way back when.

	07-02-2005 02:04									#49
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My advice to folks who have viral gastroenteritis is clear liqids for the first 24 hours. In the US Pedialyte is the best thing for when you're vomiiting and having diarrhea. I don't know what brand names are to be found where you live. You want something with all of the electrolytes and only small amounts of sugar. You can take Diphenhydramine (Benedryl in the US) for nausea and vomiting and Loperamide (Imodium in the US) for the diarrhea. After 24 hours you can try toast, crackers, rice, baked potatoes, cereals, jello and bananas. After 24 more hours you can try baked chicken and plainly cooked vegetables. It is especially importatn that you avoid high fat fooods, fried food, spicy foods, milk products, citrus, caffeine and carbonated beverages for about a week. Stay on that diet for 4 more days and you should be able to resume a regular diet. You'll also need to avoid alcohol indefinitely.