Take a glass of water take a sip dont swollow put your 2 fingers one each side inside your ears hold your breath count to 30 and swollow water honest works very time
Take a glass of water take a sip dont swollow put your 2 fingers one each side inside your ears hold your breath count to 30 and swollow water honest works very time
Try looking at whatever is behind you by looking 'over the top of your head' (sort of leaning back, and stretching the neck) this stretches the diaphagm, and sometimes eases hiccups. Don't try too hard though, or you could pull a muscle.
Try looking at whatever is behind you by looking 'over the top of your head' (sort of leaning back, and stretching the neck) this stretches the diaphagm, and sometimes eases hiccups. Don't try too hard though, or you could pull a muscle.
Will try it next time itsmyturn and if it does work as you say then I will certainly owe you a pint or two. I will let you know next time I get a bout how it goes.
Will try it next time itsmyturn and if it does work as you say then I will certainly owe you a pint or two. I will let you know next time I get a bout how it goes.
Slippy Bluemy favourite dog http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=scorlog+champ&search_type=&aq=fQuestion for you (not talking about the champ)a good race horse will breed a good race horse how come it never works with greyhoundsalways wondere
Can't answer that itsmyturn though it's fair to say Nick Savva has had phenomenal success with his Westmead string. My Dad and I have had quite a few dogs and the best of the lot was bred from unknowns and cost 400 quid as a pup.
Can't answer that itsmyturn though it's fair to say Nick Savva has had phenomenal success with his Westmead string. My Dad and I have had quite a few dogs and the best of the lot was bred from unknowns and cost 400 quid as a pup.