Re: Sugar Free stomach settlers

[Guest guest]

> I used to munch Tums to settle my stomach, or, failing that, a

> peppermint. Both have more sugar than I'd rather consume -- can

> anyone suggest any teas or other sugar free tummy settlers?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Jae

My mom always gave me Ginger Ale. Try sugar free ginger ale and see

if that helps. Ginger is good for the stomach. You could even try

ginger tea.

Neale Bacon

Burnaby BC

[Guest guest]

There are sugar-free Tums. A yummy orange flavor that I prefer to the

regular ones.

Debbie

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I used to munch Tums to settle my stomach, or, failing that, a

peppermint. Both have more sugar than I'd rather consume -- can

anyone suggest any teas or other sugar free tummy settlers?

[Guest guest]

I agree.... it's the best antacid in the world... about 1/4 tsp. in a

juice glass of water.. mix well and swallow it down.

> Baking Soda and Water? Soda Water? These are carb free,no?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Won't it come right back up????? Helen

Re: Sugar Free stomach settlers

I agree.... it's the best antacid in the world... about 1/4 tsp. in a

juice glass of water.. mix well and swallow it down.

> Baking Soda and Water? Soda Water? These are carb free,no?

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Try " Titralac " it is Sugar Free and very low sodiun and comes in a Spearmint

Flavor . Helen

Re: Sugar Free stomach settlers

I agree.... it's the best antacid in the world... about 1/4 tsp. in a

juice glass of water.. mix well and swallow it down.

> Baking Soda and Water? Soda Water? These are carb free,no?

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I have GERD and regularly suffer from heartburn, regurg and stomach problems.

For me ginger usually helps a great deal. I use sugar-free ginger

ale(Vernor's and Canada Dry are the most common brands I've seen). I also have

crystallized ginger slices but the taste is pretty potent and takes some getting

used to

for those new to it. There are also ginger teas for those who prefer it.

Kathy

[Guest guest]

I put a little bit of orange juice,maybe half a cup in a glass along with a

can of diet 7up in the evening and it keeps my stomach from doing the

otherwise strange things it does without it.and it tastes good.

[Guest guest]

>I used to munch Tums to settle my stomach, or, failing that, a

>peppermint. Both have more sugar than I'd rather consume -- can

>anyone suggest any teas or other sugar free tummy settlers?

Peppermint tea.

Ginger tea.