Title. I’ve had this problem for months now. I could down a gallon of water and my mouth would still be dry and with sticky saliva. I don’t know how to stop it or what the cause is I need a TCM solution. I’d like to see a clinic about it if possible.
Blitzkreig [JG wrote: " post_id=326684 time=1645395086 user_id=21286]
Ol argedco luciftias wrote: Liquid IV is very helpful.
If his body cannot retain the water, and he simply urinates it out, then an IV would only be a temporary measure. He has not lost blood or found himself in an otherwise emergency position, so normal drinking should be sufficient at getting liquid into him. Yet, it is the retention that is the problem.
Blitzkreig [JG wrote: " post_id=339071 time=1648479861 user_id=21286]
Ol argedco luciftias wrote: Liquid IV is very helpful.
If his body cannot retain the water, and he simply urinates it out, then an IV would only be a temporary measure. He has not lost blood or found himself in an otherwise emergency position, so normal drinking should be sufficient at getting liquid into him. Yet, it is the retention that is the problem.
It is not an actual IV like a doctor uses. It is a vitamin thing to put into water.
https://www.liquid-iv.com/
Ol argedco luciftias wrote: It is not an actual IV like a doctor uses. It is a vitamin thing to put into water.
Ahh, ok lol. That makes more sense.
Blitzkreig [JG wrote: " post_id=339625 time=1648599461 user_id=21286]
Ol argedco luciftias wrote: It is not an actual IV like a doctor uses. It is a vitamin thing to put into water.
Ahh, ok lol. That makes more sense.
It was actually funny to think he was telling a young guy to use one of those hospital iv's to hydrate himself :lol:
Aquarius wrote: Blitzkreig [JG wrote: " post_id=339625 time=1648599461 user_id=21286]
Ol argedco luciftias wrote: It is not an actual IV like a doctor uses. It is a vitamin thing to put into water.
Ahh, ok lol. That makes more sense.
It was actually funny to think he was telling a young guy to use one of those hospital iv's to hydrate himself :lol:
I know a nurse, and whenever she or her friends wake up really hungover and uncomfortable, she gives an IV and is completely healed and comfortable just a few minutes later. Since the pain is caused by severe dehydration.
Ol argedco luciftias wrote: Aquarius wrote: Blitzkreig [JG wrote: " post_id=339625 time=1648599461 user_id=21286]
Ahh, ok lol. That makes more sense.
It was actually funny to think he was telling a young guy to use one of those hospital iv's to hydrate himself :lol:
I know a nurse, and whenever she or her friends wake up really hungover and uncomfortable, she gives an IV and is completely healed and comfortable just a few minutes later. Since the pain is caused by severe dehydration.
Would be better to just stop getting drunk.
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