If you have a toothache, rub some ice on the webbed area between your thumb and index finger. By numbing your hand, the intensity of your pain will be reduced.
If you're stressing too much over an important test or exam, take a pen and paper and write down your feelings. A study suggests those who jot down their emotions before an exam get higher scores.
If you go to sleep after a big hearty meal, be sure to lie on your left side. Sleeping on your right side places your stomach in a higher position than your food-pipe, enabling food and stomach acid to go to your throat.
If you are in a bad mood, put a pencil in your mouth. It will activate the muscles you use when smiling, which will trick your brain into boosting your mood.
If you suffer from motion sickness or nausea, try pressing and holding the spot between the two tendons on the inside of your wrist. Or grandma method- put coin in your mouth(works for me :D )
Forgot glasses? ..for temporary vision, curl your hand into a fist and look through the tiny hole as a telescope. This trick allows for a narrow beam of light to reach the retina and increases depth of field and focus.
There are dozens of “guaranteed” remedies for hiccups. Nevertheless, studies suggest that increasing the level of CO2 in your bloodstream is the key. So, breathing into a plastic bag for about 30 seconds is an almost sure way of getting rid of those annoying hiccups.
third one gotta be wrong .we have reflexes .koi acid nai ata lol to your throat.
ReplyDeleteit does.. sometyms u feel lyk puking.. y dun u just accpt doc lol
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