Hiccups cure wtf

Stand straight up against the wall head back too.Have some one offer a glass of water but don't move your head!Try to reach forward with your mouth though as far as you can and sip.It should work!Good luck OP.

Just don't think about it. They will disappear as soon as you follow that.

A dose of Pepto works to coat and soothe the irritation that causes hiccups.

Lemon slice covered in sugar ..... eat the WHOLE thing. Works 99.9% of the time NO MATTER what shape I'm in !!!

... Peanut butter. I'm shocked nobody's said this yet. I first learned about this cure 15 years ago. To this day I have not had one failed attempt. This is the only guaranteed cure to hiccups I have found so far.

Make sure to eat a relatively large amount of it in one swallow.

You need to mildly initiate your bodies reflex to lack of oxygen. First, take a few deep breaths, in and out. Then one big breath in, then exhale most of your air. Finally start sipping on a cup of water, sip, gulp/swallow, repeat. Until you literally cannot take it and need air. Then breathe in and out quickly allowing your body to recover the oxygen it needed and exhale the co2 built up.

You might want to try it a few times, but it does work. This coming from someone with chronic hiccups that would go on for days. Now I can get rid of them in 10-15 minutes with this technique. It works to reset the nerve impulses firing in your diaphragm that is actually the culprit behind hiccups.

Goodluck.

This always works for me, without fail.


1. Take a very deep breath into your stomach.

2. Hold your breath until it feels slightly uncomfortable to continue.

Next step is most important.

3. Make a very small opening with your lips(very small) so only a small amount of air escapes, and let your exhaling breath "rest" against your cheeks by filling them up, the idea here is to let your breath out very slowly but more importantly, very evenly. Focus on your breath during this stage, and let it out slowly.

You may have to try one or two times to get it to work, but you will know as you are slowly letting out your breath whether it has worked, you can feel your muscles relax.

The spasms then stop.

But again, you have to do it right, and letting out your breath slowly and evenly is the key.

That was me, forgot to log in.

Eat a cream cracker.

I'll just let you read it for yourself. lol

[link to www.newscientist.com]

Stick a knife in the toaster?

Hold a swallow of liquid (any kind) in your mouth and bend over as far as you can to almost being upside down. Then swallow.

It resets the diaphragm.

Pray?

I wish I could have seen aforementioned 90 degree bend...Yes, yes indeed! :)

drink a glass of water from the opposite side you normally drink it from

vineegar

No lie, this is THE instant cure: one tablespoon of vinegar or dill pickle juice.

Stage Managers keep vinegar in their kit box for performers who get the hiccups before a show. It honestly and truly works.

Learned this cure from a professional singer.

clamp your teeth on a straw sideways in your mouth as far back as you can. drink 1/2 cup of water. hiccups will be gone.

never tried peanut butter . . .but what seems to work remarkably well is swallow a teaspoon of sugar. I have NO CLUE why it works, but can tell you that it works with my kids, myself and my grandkids.

The next time, we will try peanut butter.

Good luck.

spoon full of Suger or full of mustard, if you smoke, try french inhale, let smoke out of your mouth suck it in through your nose. all of these work for me. good luck!

Dora the explorer said her mommy told her to count out loud to ten REALLY loud.

Fill your mouth full of air...cheeks puffed out...hold your nose. Hold it for a minute or so, swallow the air. Works about 9 out of 10 times for me.

Wondering if I should give away my bar trick. What the heck, I don't go to bars anyway.

Glass of water, strike two matches, toss matches into water, drink the water (not the matches). The sulpher will make them go away immediately.

Blow out all of your air and drink a whole glass of water before you breathe in.

very ture