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Anything good to drink for upset stomach?

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My stomach is killing me and I already got sick once today, :puke::irked:

 

I have no appetite what so ever, will anything I drink help me?

 

Please and thanks.

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Water-Gatorade. Keep hydrated

I think I remember my mom giving me a coke? something about the acid helping? Just doesn't sound right though??

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Water-Gatorade. Keep hydrated

I think I remember my mom giving me a coke? something about the acid helping? Just doesn't sound right though??

 

I hear Coke too, I'm out of Gatorade I may try this.:thumb:

Really warm? :confused:

 

make sense, you don't want a cold fluid going into a warm upset stomach

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make sense, you don't want a cold fluid going into a warm upset stomach

 

Okay thanks.

Make yourself throw up, then force yourself to drink chicken-noodle soup. You'll be better within the hour :thumb:

Ginger Ale.

Ale 8 is made in Winchester, guarantee he ain't drinkin' that.

Ale 8 is made in Winchester, guarantee he ain't drinkin' that.

 

Why do you say that? I live in NKY and work in Cincinnati and I buy an Ale 8 two or three times a week on my lunch break. You can find it all over the place...around up this way at least.

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