What do you bring for food poisoning ?

163 thoughts on “What do you bring for food poisoning ?”

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   United States

   Pete Franziskaner says:

    nothing because anything that you can get at home you can get there and by the way, I’ve never got it. I’ve been there many times.

   7 months ago at

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   Canada

   David Magee says:

   T/P

   7 months ago at

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   Australia

   Active Member Jim Mitchell says:

   Travel insurance.

   7 months ago at

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   Australia

   Cameron Neumann says:

   There are two probiotics you can take which will help with travelers diarrhea, don’t know about food poisoning. There’s also an oral vaccine that helps with one of the more serious problems. Talk with chatGPT or Grok about that.

   7 months ago at

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   Australia

   Dean Grande says:

   Ceflexin antibiotics

   7 months ago at

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   Australia

   Terry Chandler says:

   Diet.. do not eat the beautiful food available all over the country..

   7 months ago at

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   Australia

   Lily Bali says:

   I always bring charcoal tablets. They’re good. Drink some pocari sweat (ionised drink) or coconut water and just water.

   7 months ago at

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   Australia

   Sandra Ankenbrand says:

   charcoal tablets…

   7 months ago at

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   Australia

   Jim Richardson says:

   Stay at home. You aren’t ready to experience international culture if you need this level of advice.

   7 months ago at

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    Canada

    Rigoberto Oduber says:

    Squeeze lemon on your food before you eat and walaaa, no food poisoning needed

    7 months ago at

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