There's ways to reduce the effects, and it's called GET VACCINATED.Hmmm... sounds like you're telling me what to do ...
Swallow a frog, so it can eat the bug.Swallow a snake, so it can eat the frog.
Swallow a snake, so it can eat the frog.
Im officially sick with the norovirus.Oh, have fun with that one.
I got food poisoning years ago from scrambled eggs I had for breakfast at a hotel in Chicago. Spent hours puking and crapping my brains out.
Isnt it fucked up how you know what caused it and as such theres a subsequent trauma that goes along with it. In the 90s I drank a drink called, Orbitz. It had floating balls in it. It also gave me food poisoning.
If the cause is bacterial, activated charcoal capsules may help by soaking up the toxins the bacteria produce. Just be aware that it will also inactivate any medications you take, so use with caution if you take anything critical to your health. It won't do a thing for viral gastroenteritis.I didn't know that about Meadowsweet. I'll try to remember that.
Meadowsweet tea may help reduce the inflammation and irritation of the gastrointestinal tract. Meadowsweet contains salicylates, so it should not be taken with aspirin or other NSAIDs, or if you take anticoagulants like warfarin or Xarelto.
Ginger is one of the most effective anti-nausea remedies; some studies show it to be even better than prescription drugs such as scopalamine. There is a potential for interaction with anticoagulant drugs.
Thank you for the responses but it happened. Im officially sick with the norovirus. How do I know? Cause my wife went to ER and thats what she told her two weeks ago.Ugh, that really sucks.