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Say Goodbye to Morning Sickness
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Maquisha on 09/22/09 (60 days ago)reply

thanks for the info..i am 14 weeks pregnant but i still have morning sickness from time to time.


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angky on 07/13/09 (131 days ago)reply

I'm 13 weeks pregnant, and still have morning sickness. I will try the ginger ale drink for sure. Thank's for the tip !!!


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JESSIECULVER on 04/19/09 (216 days ago)reply

herbal tea for morning sickness? whats it called and where do u get it??


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nel18 on 02/12/09 (282 days ago)reply

herbal tea??? i heard that was bad 4 the baby.whats the name of it? iAM sick at least 4 times a day.


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JamaicanDiva on 01/15/09 (310 days ago)reply

what was the name of the tea?


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LndsyGrl on 01/10/09 (315 days ago)reply

ohhhh I had horrible morning sickness until I started drinking this herbal morning sickness tea from my local health food store. It tasted awful but it really helped.


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Morning sickness is just one of many signs of being pregnant, but of all your pregnancy signs, it's probably one that you want relief from most! This video shares morning sickness cures - like ginger, which can help relieve pregnancy nausea and vomiting


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Showing off your pregnancy? Not likely - you’re too busy bonding with your bathroom. Here are some tips to help purge morning sickness. If nausea and vomiting have you on your knees, you might want to give the ginger cure a try. Eat a few pieces of fresh gingerroot or take one gram of ginger in capsule form. The chemical compounds that give ginger its zesty taste—gingerol and shogaol—reduce intestinal contractions and inhibit the “vomiting” center in the brain. If you’re willing to try a more alternative method, try acupressure to inhibit vomiting. Start by locating the point on your forearm about one and a half inches away from the base of your hand, dead center between the ligaments. Press down on this point with your thumb while you count slowly to ten. Repeat until nausea subsides. If you’re still vomiting regularly, suck on ice chips or popsicles, or drink flat ginger ale to stay hydrated and replace lost sugar. And sip slowly! If you drink more than 2 ounces at a time, liquids will bypass your tissues and head to your bladder, sending you straight back to the bathroom.

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