09-02-2003, 03:04 PM
Chocolate? I really hope you're kidding :D
This is my experience, YMMV:
Boiled rice will help. Rice balls and such, not sure about soja sauce (so that it's not that plain), but vinegar has never let me down when trying to spice up the rice a bit being in your same situation.
Egg is also supposed to be stomach-friendly, taken with care. An omelette won't do much harm, if possible don't use oil (or eat boiled eggs, although I find those a bit too boring).
Tea is also good, it's an astringent (I hope that means the same it means in spanish). Strong black tea, no sugar.
And yes, bread (low fiber one is better) will also do fine. If the one your mom makes has too much fiber better go for some other kind of bread.
Mashed potatoes can also fill you up, try not to use those "ready-to-make" ones, rather boild the potatoes yourself and don't use milk.
Fruit is best avoided, bananas are OK though.
And play lots of computer games, they'll keep your mind away from other thoughts ;)
This is my experience, YMMV:
Boiled rice will help. Rice balls and such, not sure about soja sauce (so that it's not that plain), but vinegar has never let me down when trying to spice up the rice a bit being in your same situation.
Egg is also supposed to be stomach-friendly, taken with care. An omelette won't do much harm, if possible don't use oil (or eat boiled eggs, although I find those a bit too boring).
Tea is also good, it's an astringent (I hope that means the same it means in spanish). Strong black tea, no sugar.
And yes, bread (low fiber one is better) will also do fine. If the one your mom makes has too much fiber better go for some other kind of bread.
Mashed potatoes can also fill you up, try not to use those "ready-to-make" ones, rather boild the potatoes yourself and don't use milk.
Fruit is best avoided, bananas are OK though.
And play lots of computer games, they'll keep your mind away from other thoughts ;)