groovy2
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Hi All
I just brewed up a batch of Quinine Tea --MMMM MMMM
I must say this tea is the Tastieist thing I have ever put in My mouth---MMMMMMM
Where has this Lushes Juice been all my life --
Im a ferm believer in - If a Little is Good a Bunch is Better--
But I think I might have over done it this time --
When I poured the tea into my cup-
Like thick Jello it just kind of Ploped in --MMMMMM
But now that I have enjoyed my first tall glass of this Tasty Treat- I must say - Something is Going to die --
You know the Listerene effect --
If that holds true I will be Cured tomarrow --Jay--
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groovy2
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Hi All
Today- I just downed my second tall glass of this tasty beverage and I must say --WoW
I started herxing 10 minutes later- I get migrains when I herx so I am having to typing this with my elbows as I squeeze my head--LOL -ouch that hurts-
Just saying Quinine tea tastes Horriable is not even close to accurate--
The taste lingers on for hours- MMMMMM
So stay tuned for the futher Adventures of- If a Little is Good a Bunch is Better--
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trueblue
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Jay, It sound delicious, yuck!
Please be careful.
Does it make your ears ring? I once toook Leg-a-trin (OTC quinine tablets) or something the doc told me to take for muscle spasms and the roaring in my head was so loud I only took it that one time.
I couldn't sleep with all that noise!
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quote: I like tonic water. Is that what it tastes like?
You're all joking, aren't you? Take care!
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Iam glad you can tolerate quinine, but please be careful with regulating your dosage and don't take more than you need or is safe. Quinine made me stop breathing. Klutzo
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groovy2
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Hi all
Woke up this morning and I must say I felt Perty Good--
Last night I had a Migrane from 2pm to 4 am --Ouch --
Also got a perty stiff neck and some of my joints hert- My ears were ringing real loud -
Also had some stomic cramps but not to bad -
Today I feel perty good except my kidneess hert a little so I am going to drink more regular tea and lower my my dose of the Tasty Treat --
I thought the metal taste from Biaxin ect. was bad-- Not even close to the after taste from this Lusious Liquid --MMMMMMMM-Jay-
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There was a time when Michael J Fox was drinking tonic water and taking quinine. I wished I had videotapes the interview. Then the ducks got ahold of him and now he is much better. No brain left, but no shaking either.
I have been a fan of tonic water/quinine for years. The best quinine is from Africa. The leg cramps stuff is wimpy. The stuff from Raintree is not from the correct tree, and not as effective.
The best quinine comes from trees with moss growing on them, if I remember correctly. However anything natural like quinine can vary in potentency. As a result people have had serious side effects from overdoses.
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charlie
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777; we aren't kidding...a lot of folks like the taste of tonic water. personally I don't care for sugar or sweet drinks at all. sour, bitter, hot, skunky, whatever, but not that sickening sweet sugar kool aid taste. yuk.
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groovy2
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Hi All
Well I figured out what the Quinine tea tastes like--
You know your uncle Larry who smokes those big cheap cigars--
Well the old ash tray he has down in the basement game room that has not been emptyed in 3 years--
If you got the crud layer - that has aged at least 17 months and then distilled it down to make a thick juicie gooo --
I think that would taste perty close to the Quinine tea--MMMMM
Now mind you I am not saying it tasts bad- but like Larrys ash tray-
Now on to the important stuff--
I feel Perty Good -Clean-
I was having some babs relaps- Now it has stopped and I have Zero babs symptoms--AAAhhhh
I have been drinking the tea for about a week and the only bad side effects so far has been the Acid stomic that lasts about 4 hours after I down a dose--ouch--
I am making 2 batches of tea a day- 4 tsp quinine powder to 5 cups of water then brought to a boil and simmered about 20 minutes--each batch
I let cool and then drink most of that batch-- makes about 3 cups-
Next week I am going to experiment and make maybe a Quinine Smoothie or a Quinine Bunt cake --Jay--
Ps Tonic Water tastes Really Good compaired to the tea-
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LOL...GRoovy you really know how to make sonething sound appetizing...LOL
Please let me know where you get the quinine from, powdered is a script? or is it natural?
I can't wait to drink some of your tasty potion.
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"Quinine Bundt Cake"......Oh man you are busting me up. Since I live in Austin I may have to have a slice. I will bring Flagyl Ice Cream...
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charlie
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also we tend to grate biaxin to taste over salads...
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