Home-Made Babyfoods for Diarrhoea

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Home-Made Babyfoods for Diarrhoea

Rice Kanji

Boil little water and add 30 grams (or a handful) of rice powder to make the solution into a thin liquid. Add one level teaspoon of salt and water to this liquid to make it up to 1 litre.

Water, Sugar and Salt solution

This solution is an essential medicine for diarrhoea. It is necessary for adults as well as children and infants. After preparing the solution, make sure that you taste it. The solution should not taste too salty. Add lime juice (sour/sweet) or orange juice to taste. Some children prefer to have this solution without orange juice.

Keep this solution in a refrigerator or cold place. Make fresh solution after 24 hours. Wherever possible, boil the water and cool it before adding salt and sugar. Once the solution is ready, do not boil it.

Adults
For 1 litre of water (roughly three soft drink bottles or cans) add 1 level teaspoon of salt and 8 level teaspoons of sugar. Mix and taste

Children
For 1 litre of water, add ¾ teaspoon of salt and 8 level teaspoons of sugar. Mix and taste.

Infants
For 1 liter of water, add ¾ teaspoon of salt and ½ teaspoon of sugar. Mix and taste.

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