More user remedies on Hiccups

hiccups - DON'T TOUCH IT WORKED FOR ME !!!

suggested by [unspecified] on Wednesday, November 29, 2006

It seems the don't-touch-it-method (bringing 2 index fingers as close as possible without actually touching them) is a terrific technique

plug your ears

suggested by Tara on Friday, November 24, 2006

Plug your ears, yes both of them and drink as much water as you can. cold water. it sound hard to do but you manage it and it works really good. they are gone instantly

remedy for hiccups

suggested by [unspecified] on Thursday, November 16, 2006

Place a toothpicke between your upper and lower back teethe. Keeping your teethe clamped down, drink a glass of water. Works every time.

Baby hiccups

suggested by Yacouba on Wednesday, November 15, 2006

Kindly correct my message of Nov 13,2006 and sorry for my poor English The remedy for baby hiccups is that the mother place her finger on a lemon that is cut and just touch the tongue of the baby, the hiccups will stop. From the book "les secrets de la nature" of Yacouba Jacques

Remedy for baby hiccups

suggested by Yacouba on Monday, November 13, 2006

The remedy for baby hiccups is to tell the mother to place her hand on a lemon that is cut and just touch the tongue of the baby, the hiccups will stop. Yacouba

DONT TOUCH IT!!

suggested by kiara on Monday, November 13, 2006

if you put your two tips of your index fingers as close as you possibly can with out touching it, your hiccups will soon go away before you even know it!

jump jane jump!

suggested by kiara on Monday, November 13, 2006

if you jump rope for at lewts five minutes your hiccupswill soon be gone!!

Hiccups

suggested by Joel on Sunday, November 12, 2006

For those, who don't have a problem with peanut butter Take one teaspoon of peanut butter

Hold Your Breath

suggested by [unspecified] on Monday, November 6, 2006

Only If Your Normally In Full Breathable Health .. After Your Last Hiccup, Take A Deep Breath & Hold It In Whilst Holding Your Nose Too, Try & Hold This Breath For As Long As Possible, This Always Works For Me :)

lindsey

suggested by [unspecified] on Sunday, October 29, 2006

Take a spoonfull of sugar onto your tongue. Don't swallow the sugar or swirl it around in your mouth but suck on the sugar very slowly until it is all dissolved. works like a charm