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Nauzene - Chewable Anti-Nausea

I just watched a commercial for a new product that is supposed to work in less than 4 minutes. It is called Nauzene and it is an anti-nausea product, in chewable and liquid forms, sold OTC.

I thought I would let everyone know, since it sure beats the heck out of the sodomizing anti-nausea suppositories that my doctor prescribed for me. I just cannot handle a suppository, no matter how hard I try. I guess that "area" is truly "Exit Only" for me! :biggrin:

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Just a word about Nauzene. The last time I had a migraine I took it. Just wanted to let you know that the active ingredients for it are sugars. It worked so so for me. I'm just sure that it is loaded with calories. Like that really matters when you're sick :biggrin:, but just thought I would say it since I have actually taken it.

If you are looking for anti-nausea try Emitrol. It is over the counter and you can always get a store brand. It is a liquid and come in yummy flavors like cherry and lemon.(Ok I was only kidding when I said yummy,mind over matter!) I am sure this too is sugar based but if it helps ya not to be sick and hurt your band....just walk a little more when you feel better! :biggrin: ~L~

I wouldn't worry about the sugar in any of them unless you are diabetic. Calories would be negligible unless you are swigging this stuff three times a day!

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