You are here: Home Managing Your ... Side Effects And ... How To Cope With ... Foods And Liquids That ...

Information For Living With: Choose condition

»

Information about all aspects of finances affected by a serious health condition. Includes income sources such as work, investments, and private and government disability programs, and expenses such as medical bills, and how to deal with financial problems.

Information about all aspects of health care from choosing a doctor and treatment, staying safe in a hospital, to end of life care. Includes how to obtain, choose and maximize health insurance policies.

Answers to your practical questions such as how to travel safely despite your health condition, how to avoid getting infected by a pet, and what to say or not say to an insurance company.

Content Overview

How To Cope With Nausea And Vomiting

Foods And Liquids That Are Easier On The System During Periods Of Nausea And Vomiting

Next » « Previous

5/8

The following lists of foods are from the National Cancer Institute (NCI):

A list of full liquid foods that are easier during periods of nausea and vomiting.
A list of foods and liquids that are easy on the stomach.

FULL LIQUID FOODS

Types	Foods and Drinks
Cereals	Refined hot cereals (such as Cream of Wheat®, Cream of Rice®, instant oatmeal, and grits)
Soups	Bouillon Broth Soup that has been strained or put through a blender
Drinks	Carbonated drinks Coffee Fruit drinks Fruit punch Milk Milkshakes Smoothies Sports drinks Tea Tomato juice Vegetable juice Water
Desserts and snacks	Custard (soft or baked) Frozen yogurt Fruit purees that are watered down Gelatin Honey Ice cream with no chunks (such as nuts or cookie pieces) Ice milk Jelly Pudding Sherbet Sorbet Syrup Yogurt (plain or vanilla)
Meal replacement and supplements	Instant breakfast drinks (such as Carnation® Instant Breakfast®) Liquid meal replacements (such as Ensure® and Boost®) Clear nutrition supplements (such as Resource® Breeze, Carnation® Instant Breakfast® juice, and Enlive!®)

FOODS AND LIQUIDS THAT ARE EASY ON THE STOMACH

Types	Foods and Drinks
Soups	Clear broth (such as chicken, vegetable, or beef) All kinds (strain or puree, if needed), except those made with foods that cause gas, such as dried beans and peas, broccoli, or cabbage
Drinks	Clear carbonated drinks that have lost their fizz Cranberry or grape juice Fruit-flavored drinks Fruit punch Milk Sports drinks Tea Vegetable juices Water
Main meals and other food	Avocado Beef (tender cuts) Cheese, hard (mild types, such as American) Cheese, soft or semi-soft (such as cottage cheese or cream cheese) Chicken or turkey (broiled or baked without skin) Eggs Fish (poached or broiled) Noodles Pasta (plain) Peanut butter, creamy (and other nut butters) Potatoes, without skins (boiled or baked) Pretzels Refined cold cereals (such as corn flakes, Rice Krispies®, Rice Chex®, and Corn Chex®) Refined hot cereals (such as Cream of Wheat®) Saltine crackers Tortillas (white flour) Vegetables (tender, well-cooked) White bread White rice White toast
Desserts and snacks	Angel food cake Bananas Canned fruit, such as applesauce, peaches, and pears Custard Frozen yogurt Gelatin Ice cream Ice milk Lemon drop candy Popsicles Pudding Sherbet Sorbet Yogurt (plain or vanilla)
Meal replacements and supplements	Instant breakfast drinks (such as Carnation® Instant Breakfast®) Liquid meal replacements (such as Ensure®) Clear nutrition supplements (such as Resource® Breeze, Carnation® Instant Breakfast® juice, and Enlive!®)

« Previous Next »

Please share how this information is useful to you. 0 Comments

Post a Comment Have something to add to this topic? Contact Us.