Can pickles offer nausea relief??

autumnbride07 · February 2014

I have been extremely sick and nothing seems to help. Today I ate quite a few bread and butter pickles and my nausea really subsided for a while after (it's been constant otherwise). Any thoughts???

Smallllmin · February 2014

Thoughts? If it's working for you, keep eating them

bumpuser10199668 · February 2014

I'd try a skin pickle and see if that helps.

autumnbride07 · February 2014

I'm wondering if it could have something to do with the vinegar neutralizing my stomach ph??

autumnbride07 · February 2014

I'm sure tomorrow they will make me dry heave!!

JD83 · February 2014

If it's helping you feel better then obviously the answer is yes. You should keep eating them as long as they're helping you. Words I live by: If it's stupid, but it works, it's not stupid.

bookqueen · February 2014

carmstr4 said:

I'd try a skin pickle and see if that helps.

You mean like a gherkin? Any more than that and VOM.

MrsLaLaBug · February 2014

https://www.pregnantchicken.com/pregnant-chicken-blog/2010/9/29/15-morning-sickness-remedies.html

maybe this will help?

bumpuser10199668 · February 2014

@dearfoam Um. Book was not legit wondering what I meant. But....Penis. I mean penis.

bookqueen · February 2014

dearfoam said:

@Smallllmin, I love your cat gif!

carmstr4, I am also wondering what you mean by a skin pickle? I love pickles but have never referred to any that way....

autumnbride07, I doubt the vinegar as an acid would neutralize your stomach acid. I think things that are alkaline will do that (like tums).

I love pickles and now I want some to experiment with!!! What else should DH pick up at the store???

bookqueen · February 2014

Hahahah. Also:

https://moonbattery.com/cucumber-condom.jpg

Katie6126 · February 2014

autumnbride07 said:

I'm wondering if it could have something to do with the vinegar neutralizing my stomach ph??

I think you're right about the vinegar! I had the same good reaction with pickled green beans! And they helped with heartburn too. :-bd

mavelle93 · February 2014

I read yesterday that soaking a cucumber in some water may help. I'm not sure if that's true but it's kind of like a pickle...

Smallllmin · February 2014

dearfoam said:

@Smallllmin, I love your cat gif!

carmstr4, I am also wondering what you mean by a skin pickle? I love pickles but have never referred to any that way....

autumnbride07, I doubt the vinegar as an acid would neutralize your stomach acid. I think things that are alkaline will do that (like tums).

I love pickles and now I want some to experiment with!!! What else should DH pick up at the store???

Thank you! A little cat obsessed over here...

bumpuser5078523 · February 2014

I ate a dill pickle after reading this and it helped for about half an hour.

Hehe at skin pickle. 8-}

kriley602774 · February 2014

My thought is that pickles sound delicious right now. And I have none available to me.

ConversationFear · February 2014

Chewing on olives also helps. (At least it does me) I would definitely say it has something to do with the brine.

bumpuser10199668 · February 2014

Also, OP.......

Can ____________ offer nausea relief?

If you ate something, and your nausea subsided.....I would go with yes. Be it pickles or penis.

GabbyCat13 · February 2014

SpoofLeJones said:

I'm glad I opened this thread.

Ah, me too!

autumnbride07 · February 2014

I am way too miserable to be witty, but thanks for the laughs!!

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