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Old Tue, May-27-03, 17:52
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Plan: atkins
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Does anyone get hiccups more often doing atkins? I get them all the time latley, although they go away with water. Just wondering what the cause is.

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Old Tue, May-27-03, 19:09
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Plan: Schwarzbein II, BA, IS
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NOpe. Glad they go away for you though. MAN do I hate those things!

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Old Tue, May-27-03, 20:33
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Plan: Atkins
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I have only been doing this 2 weeks and I did get the hiccups and I had not gotten them for years. Not sure why.
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Old Tue, May-27-03, 22:40
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Yip, I get them at the drop of a hat since starting this WOE.

The only way to stop them (for me) is drink LOTS of water. Go figure...
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Old Wed, May-28-03, 06:21
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Plan: Modified VLCD
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The only thing I can figure out is it is where the sugar is cut out.

I found this and have heard this all my life as well.


"The vagus nerve impulse pattern in the throat causes spasms of the diaphragm which lead to a case of hiccups. By interrupting this pattern many people have success stopping hiccups. This is probably why very sweet or tart remedies seem to work well."

Don't ask me what a vagus nerve is. I don't have a clue
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Old Wed, May-28-03, 12:02
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Thanks everyone. for your relpys. I sometimes even get them in the middle of the night...can be sound asleep, and hiccup. Not that its that big of deal, just a pain in the butt.
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Old Wed, May-28-03, 12:08
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Plan: Atkins Restarted 2-2-04 Original weight 243 lbs.
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This will sound silly I'm sure, heck I know I look silly doing it. But the only way I can get rid of hiccups is to take 3 big drinks of water and plug my ears with my fingers, then swallow and I have to do it fast or it won't work. I've tried EVERYTHING else and that's what does it for me.


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Old Wed, May-28-03, 19:31
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Plan: Atkins
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I don't know if it's true but I heard the hiccups are caused by a potassium deficiency.
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