In this instance, the correct good vs. well usage would be good, as saying you don't feel well suggests there is something wrong with your nervous system.
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athenian200
No, that's not correct. You would have a point if I were referring to my emotional state. I was referring to feeling physically ill, and in that case "well" is acceptable.
http://data.grammarbook.com/blog/adjectives-adverbs/good-v-well/
http://data.grammarbook.com/blog/adjectives-adverbs/good-v-well/
Shroom
Unless I am mistaken, not feeling physically well means your ability to physically feel things is lacking.
athenian200
Did you look at the link?
Rule: When referring to health, always use well.
Examples:
I do not feel well today.
You do not look well.
The version I used was "I don't feel well," and it was in reference to a stomachache. Your criticism would only be valid if I were describing an emotional state with "well."
Rule: When referring to health, always use well.
Examples:
I do not feel well today.
You do not look well.
The version I used was "I don't feel well," and it was in reference to a stomachache. Your criticism would only be valid if I were describing an emotional state with "well."