For me, yes. It makes me energyless and it's not agreeable.

Always important to rest and to drink plenty of fluids when you have a stomach flu. Drinking fluids restores electrolytes and prevents dehydration.

Bacteria and viruses were here on the earth before humans.

Antibiotics (chemicals that kill bacteria) were discovered beginning in 1928.

But today, because of the over-use (over-prescription of antibiotics), the bacteria have changed (mutated) and many of the antibiotics are now ineffective.

Unfortunately, we dont have drugs that can kill viruses.

The human body's immune system produces cells that fight against bacteria and viruses.

So, when a person is sick because of a bacterial infection or viral infection, the infection is often killed by the immune system.

The best ways to prevent infections are:

- wash your hands often (especially if you will be handling food)

- cover your mouth and nose

- keep food frozen or refrigerated before cooking

- wash vegetables with clean water before eating or cooking 

- cook food thoroughly (at a high temerperature)

- avoid close contact with infected people

- get vaccinations to prevent diseases such as:

Chicken pox
Measles
Tetanus
Meningitis
Shingles
Mumps
Hepatitis
Flu – Influenza
Whooping cough (Pertussis)
Pneumonia (Streptococcus pneumoniae)
German measles (Rubella)
Human papillomavirus (HPV)

In general, good hygiene will help to prevent infections.

And when you are ill, rest.

Let your immune system use all of your body's energy to defeat the infection.

This kind of stomach problem makes body very low. You feel energyless .