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I want a cure for hiccups (Completed)Submitted by
jayjay on May-19-2007 at 11:20:13 AM PDT
There are a million ideas on how to cure hiccups. I want one idea that works every time.
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Take a large glass of water, fold up a paper towel in half and then again in half the other way. Put the paper towel over the glass of water and hold it on tightly. Then drink the water through the paper towel as fast as you can! And presto, the hiccups are gone.
1. Take in as DEEP of a breath as you can take and hold it.
2. Hold it until the time of the hiccup repetition passes (varies) and keep holding until contractions have stopped
3. Exhale SLOWLY. If it helps, pucker your lips like you're going to whistle. Whatever your method, it just has to be done slowly.
4. Once lungs are empty, inhale SLOWLY until you've taken about a normal amount of air in.
5. Start breathing normally.
If anywhere along the way, you feel your diaphragm contract, stop the process. Take a few normal breaths and start over.
If that fails, eat a spoonful of peanut butter, providing that a) you're not allergic to peanuts and b) peanuts didn't cause the hiccups in the first place.
Attempt at your own risk.
1) Place apple on head
2) Have friend fire pistol at apple
3) Check your pants
4) Change pants
Hiccups gone!
1. drink a large gulp of water but don't swallow.
2. hold your breath and look at your toes.
3. while doing #2, swallow the water in 7 small gulps (7! no less).
4. hiccups will be gone :)
If anyone else has tried the solutions, let me know and I will count it. I'm thinking of revising the judging since getting 5 people to verify each solution is difficult. The one person I want the solution to work on is my husband. His idea of trying to cure hiccups is pounding his chest each time there is a hiccup.