Soda and bitters
Although you would probably think the last place to seek relief from nausea would be a bar, many swear by adding five or six drops of cocktail bitters to a cold glass of ginger ale, tonic, or club soda.
A combination of herbs, including ginger, fennel, mint, and cinnamon, is found in most popular bitters brands. Bitters may help some people feel less queasy because of these ingredients.
Would you like to give it a try? Here are a handful of our top picks:
Bitters Aromatic from Angostura
Q Tonic Water, Peychaud's Bitters, and Q Drink Club Drink soda
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From the beginning of time, people have turned Mint pepper
Because the menthol in peppermint leaves acts as a natural analgesic, or pain reliever, peppermint is frequently recommended as a treatment for nausea and upset stomachs.
Try this:
making a tea with spearmint or peppermint.
Sucking on a mint candy, sniffing peppermint extract, and chewing on the leaves themselves
This should reduce feelings of nausea and prevent stomachaches.
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Try taking a tablespoon of this basic, acidic pantry item to soothe an upset stomach, if you can stomach it. Overly powerful? Slowly sip a mixture made with a tablespoon, one cup of water, and one teaspoon of honey.
Apple cider vinegar's acids may aid in slowing down the breakdown of starch, enabling it to enter the intestines and maintaining the good bacteria there. Some take a spoonful daily as a prophylactic precaution.
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7. The heating pad
When you're feeling under the weather, you might find that a heating pad or hot water bottle helps, so curl up with your electric blanket and take it easy until your symptoms go away.
Your stomach's warmth willon hand.
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