Stick out your tongue and keep everything you can out of your mouth. This trick or perform actors and singers. It stimulates the opening of the vocal cords, it breathes smoother and is a good remedy to end hiccups.
Grab air and cover your ears for about 30 seconds. Press the soft area behind the lobes of the ears, behind the skull. This sends a relaxation signal through the vagus nerve that connects to the diaphragm.
Fill a glass of water, place it at your waist, bend your back forward and try to drink water. This so forced position usually affects the diaphragm and surely the hiccups will stop. Repeat the operation two or three times.
Cover your mouth and nose and try to breathe out until you hear our ears. That extra dose of carbon dioxide can help to get rid of hiccups.
Bite half a lemon
Bite a piece of the lemon, the acid of the lemon when swallowing can cut full with these involuntary movements.
Place half a teaspoon of sugar or honey on the back of the tongue. You can repeat this process up to three times in two minute intervals.
Half a teaspoon of sugar another remedy against hiccups
Combine step 2, 'cover your ears' but now drinking used water a straw.
Use a paper bag to breathe inside (like you have in the supermarket to introduce bread or pastries), breathe in slowly, this helps relax the diaphragm.
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