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What drink is taken after vomiting ( like sevenup but with no sugar(for diabetes type 2)
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Seltzer?: Seltzer, flavored or otherwise, may provide the carbonation that you seek without the calories. Drinking too much seltzer, especially the flavored ones with artificial sweeteners, may not be the healthiest thing to do in the long term, but for a few days in this context it may benefit you.
Answered 11/27/2017
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