Chicken or Vegetable Soup

Why? Hydrating, easy to digest, provides electrolytes. Bonus: Chicken soup has anti-inflammatory properties.

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Coconut Water

Why? Natural electrolytes (potassium, sodium) prevent dehydration. Best for: Replacing lost fluids from sweating.

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Banana

– Easy to digest, rich in potassium (helps with weakness). Good for: Nausea or loss of appetite

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Yogurt

Boosts gut health with probiotics (helps immunity). Avoid if: You have a sore throat (opt for room temp)

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Oatmeal

Gentle on the stomach, provides energy (slow-digesting carbs). Add: Honey (antibacterial) or mashed banana.

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Boiled Potatoe

Easy to digest, provides energy and vitamin C. Best served: Mashed or soft-boiled.

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Herbal Tea

Soothes throat, reduces nausea, keeps you hydrated. Add: Honey & lemon for extra benefits.

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Scrambled Eggs or Soft Boiled Egg – 

– High-quality protein for recovery (easy to digest). Avoid if: You have vomiting or severe nausea.

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Applesauce – 

– Gentle on digestion, provides vitamins and fiber. Bonus: Helps with diarrhea (contains pectin).

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Popsicle

– Hydrates and soothes a sore throat. Best choices: Coconut water popsicles, diluted fruit juice.

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