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Posted by don_bristol on July 26, 2003, at 16:47:23
What is the best way to get a tablet absorbed as quickly as possible on an empty stomach?
Sometimes I may take a tablet or capsule with water on an empty stomach. This may happen in the nigth when I have to take a short acting sleeping tablet because I am not sleeping. I just get up, grab a tablet, swallow it with water and then go back to bed.
I can't help wonder that the medication may not pass through the stomach until some food stuff comes along.
Being night time the passage of food in the gut is probably slowed quite a lot too,
Does anyone have any suggestions for what to eat or drink to spped up the passage of the med from my stomach.
Thank you.What is the best way to get a tablet absorbed as quickly as possible on an empty stomach?
Sometimes I may take a tablet or capsule with water on an empty stomach. This may happen in the nigth when I have to take a short acting sleeping tablet because I am not sleeping. I just get up, grab a tablet, swallow it with water and then go back to bed.
I can't help wonder that the medication may not pass through the stomach until some food stuff comes along.
Being night time the passage of food in the gut is probably slowed quite a lot too,
Does anyone have any suggestions for what to eat or drink to spped up the passage of the med from my stomach.
Posted by Sabina on July 26, 2003, at 17:23:35
In reply to Quickest way of absorbing tablet, posted by don_bristol on July 26, 2003, at 16:47:23
wrong or right, i've been known to chew tablets up a bit and hold them under my tongue before following with a drink to help get rid of the bad taste. under the tongue is preferred for homeopathic remedies, as the skin there is very thin, etc.
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