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Peppermint and Di-Gize for indigestion

Author: Richard Benson
Location: IN, United States
Skills: Massage Therapist
Posted: Jan 02, 2008
Views: 916
Keywords: tone, peppermint, stomach, vomit, nausea, food

On New Year's Eve I had allergic reaction to some cabbage rolls I ate. Within 15 minutes I was doubled over with pain, had diarrhea and started vomiting. I put a drop of peppermint under my nose, another drop on my stomach and put three drops in 4oz of water and drank it. Within 30 seconds the stomach pain was gone and I was able to enjoy the rest of the evening. When I got home my stomach was still a little queezy so I put two drops of Di-Gize in a capsule with olive oil, slept sound through the night, woke up and ate a normal breakfast.

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