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How to avoid Delhi belly

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  1. I spent a month on India recently and was lucky to never get sick although I did drink the water, eat street food, drink lukewarm chai on a train and brush my teeth with tap water. I also took Dukorol although I had no idea it protects from travellers diarrhea so that must have been it. Besdt 40 euro I spent!

  2. Great advice. The manufacturer claims it’s efficacious against traveller’s diarrhea.

    http://www.crucell.com/Products/Dukoral

  3. LOL! “homeopathy, also known as water”. I’m sure you’ve seen this but it never fails to amuse me… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVV3QQ3wjC8

  4. I’d forgotten about that sketch. Hilarious!

  5. I hadn’t heard about the cholera vaccine but when I have travelled in the past and had to take a malaria prophylaxis I always chose doxycycline, which has the added benefit of being one of the treatments of choice for E. coli as well as a number of other nasty bugs.

  6. hope u enjoyed ur travels! my husband is indian and im part indian (my great grandmum). we plan to go back ourselves, n i knew about meds but not in details…gotta agree…there r some things homeopathic is good for, and others when you’re just being a fool.