Please forgive me. That is a sick question. When you are ill, it is about getting well, not about counting points for the medicine. Since there is no calorie information on the packaging, nurse him back to health and forget the points.
Your efforts are very misguided if you are concentrating on POINTS in pharmaceuticals, rather than in food. NO ONE got fat drinking too much nyquil.
Goodness, I've never been slapped for asking a question on this board before!
My husband asked me if I knew the points for these medicines, and I thought perhaps someone here did, so I posted the question for him. He has been working very hard and was worried that a mug of Theraflu and a shot of Nyquil could be as much as 10 points.
He certainly wasn't fretting over it or compromising his care, just wanted to be informed. He was taking care of himself and tending to his cold, and I also did everything I could to care for him too.
We are all certainly entitled to our own opinions, but I think it is rude to insult someone or insinuate that their personal weight loss journies are "misguided" because they may differ from yours.
First off I agree. Do not worry about points for medicines. I know some people get 'crazy' and want points for everything but there is a fact most people don't realize. Your body burns more calories when it is sick trying to heal you.
She may have come off a bit rough but she is right on the money
well, nyquil is 10% proof alcohol, and that is around 100 calories for 100ml.
a dose is 30 ml, but most of that is water or other stuff that is not pointed. i would say, if he chugs the whole bottle, it would maybe be a point. but you really shouldn't count it, cuz that stuff tastes awful, and you should have to pay points for awful tasting stuff. my own opinion, of course. :-)
theraflu is basically tylenol/sudafed in liquid form, and i don't think it has much of anything to cause points. but if you have to add sugar or something to make it palatable that's another story.
I have recently suffered through a few colds, no flu, but the need for something for my throat was high. I should have bought shares in Halls - I look all over for the ones made without sugar.
Does anyone else have suggestions for sugar free lozenges? Halls are the only brand that I have found, so far, but I do use a lot of them when I am suffering from a cold. Any more suggestions would be helpful.