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BTW, the indigestion, hiatal hernia and acid reflux was all due to chronic dehydration. Since I started drinking plain water, I haven't had any of that nor hiccups so I suppose hiccups might also be a sign of dehydration, I don't know but, indigestion is definitely a sign of chronic dehydration. If one gets indigestion, one is chronically dehydrated. If you have the hiatal hernia and acid reflux, you're quite dehydrated.
Purplebutterfly (Usa) on 03/02/2017
I'd like to post this please. It's long, but very important.
For many years now I've had intractable hiccups (99%) nocturnal and (1% daytime). I don't know where else to turn. Now, this is not the typical hiccups so peanut butter and sugar (which is a poison) will not help.
It occurs on and off, meaning that it may happen for several months and then all of a sudden nothing for 1 day to 2 weeks.
I've checked for potential food allergies - nothing!
For years I was on a plant based only diet (as a lifestyle) until recently I started eating sardines. I do not eat fast foods or processed meals. All of my meals are made at home.
I take my omegas, vitamin D, trace minerals, and aminos daily. I exercise 2-3 times a week.
I need to know if anyone else here is experiencing this or has found a resolution to this problem.
Here's more info according to a hiccup article on naturalnews.com.
Complications of Intractable Hiccups:
(1) Cardiac arrhythmias: Liver chi stagnation disrupts the wind energy causing Cardiac arrhythmia (a wind disorder of heart). If you treat the liver chi stagnation, the arrhythmia will be cured.
(2) Gastro esophageal reflux: due to stomach chi rebelling upwards.
Now I do not want to take muscle relaxants or antidepressants which some places suggest.
However, I did find a temporary solution which turned out to still be temporary because I've been taking it for years - but no cure. It's called "Cuprum Metallicum" which is a homeopathic remedy.
Once I take it, sometimes I can drift right back to sleep. About 30% of the time it's not so easy.
It feels like I'm having an attack if I ignore it and try to keep on sleeping.
Does anyone here have this issue? It's not your typical hiccup.
Yvaughn (Arlington, Tx) on 08/28/2016
Mama To Many (Tennessee, Usa) on 08/08/2015
So this morning my daughter got hiccups. She tried many of her usual things to get rid of them and she could not get rid of them. Finally they abated, only to return in the afternoon for another long round of hiccupping.
Before dinner, they came again. She said, "Well, vinegar will probably work." She poured herself a spoonful of Raw Apple Cider Vinegar and took it straight and chased it with water. She hasn't hiccuped since!
~Mama to Many~
Teacheroftheyear (Pennsylvania, US) on 11/05/2014
A+ Remedy for a quick dispensing of the hiccups.
Mama to Many (Tennessee, US) on 11/02/2014
Anyway, she has tried many things. Honey often works. Recently we were in the car when she got them. We didn't have water or honey. We did have some groceries, including Tabasco sauce. Seeing how cayenne pepper is good for lots of things, I reasoned that maybe this would help, since it is a hot pepper sauce, though not cayenne. I spoke confidently when I suggested it because there can be a mental aspect to something working! She put a few drops in her mouth and her hiccups stopped.
Tabasco or placebo, I don't know. But she was glad to have them over with.
~Mama to Many~
Shurtygee (Hutchinson,kansas) on 12/08/2013
by the way I tried drinking water upside down, holding breath while drinking etc. Hiccups never even slowed.Hope no one else goes thru hiccups that bad , but if you do I hope this helps.
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