This NASW Research Web Page focuses on Evidence-Based Practice. Social workers increasingly are seeking information about evidence-based practices. Numerous resources are emerging to help connect research to practice and provide information that can be helpful to practitioners.
Tea. Tea can be considered as one of the most effective foods to prevent snoring. It helps in decreasing congestion of the throat. Try Chamomile tea, green tea, mint tea and common black tea. You can add lemon and honey for a better result to stop snoring.
Crackers. Foods high in starch â such as saltines, bread, and toast â help absorb stomach acids and settle a queasy stomach. Keep a handful of crackers on your nightstand; eating a few before you get out of bed may help ease nausea in the morning.rackers. Foods high in starch â such as saltines, bread, and toast â help absorb stomach acids and settle a queasy stomach. Keep a handful of crackers on your nightstand; eating a few before you get out of bed may help ease nausea in the morning.