Which of the following is not a recommended treatment for food poisoning?

Food poisoning is a condition that results from consuming contaminated food or drinks. Most of the time food poisoning can be cured on its own and does not require any treatment. Fluids work best to manage diarrhea. However, the treatment process includes taking antibacterial antibiotics and antidiarrheal drugs for diarrhea. However, antibiotics are not effective for viral food poisoning. Rehydration is the best way to treat food poisoning.

Narcotic analgesics, such as opioids, are used for treating moderate to severe acute or chronic pain. Thus, they are typically not used to treat food poisoning.