fwed, if you had respect for the better hings in life, you would drink Wild

Turkey with frozen water. It wont cure the gout but it wont hurt as much.

Thanks innes, sounds like a good idea to me.

Never mind Wild Turkey Innes. You do not need alcohol. ;-)

Go to Coles and buy Aussie. made yes Aussie made

Fruty Duos. = Raspberry style splits and wait for it

get excited here >>> just 45 calories per stick so you can keep (have you still got

a six pack)? well if you have, you will keep it, and if not, will get the one you used

to have back, good hey?

They are very yum. true :)

.

Hi ho hi ho it's off to shop to mo ro.

On such a high with nothing, how high will we be when our

Kakadoo Juice arrives?

Phyl.

Kakadu Juice, Herbal-Active and Manuka honey



A little like the holy trinity of nutrition, well being and health, the combination of Kakadu Juice™, Herbal-Active™ and Manuka honey could just be the cure-all for diseases in and outside the body.



I strongly recommend daily intake of Kakadu Juice™ at least twice a day and a recommended dose of just 30 -50ml in total. This provides the essential phytonutrients such as antioxidants, anti-inflammatories and DNA repair compounds which have either been bred out of our regular foods or disappear during processing.



We are getting an ever-increasing number of testimonials from people taking Kakadu Juice™ regularly who are saying that they are off medication for a wide range of diseases. These include diabetes, hypertension,

arthritis >>>>>>(particularly gout)

Where are you going to get 1 kg manuka honey ?

That is a lot.

My daughter's partner is a bee keeper in NZ and when she visted me a month or so back she bought over 4 containers of top grade manuka honey.

Manuka honey has a rating system , 10 is good, 20 is excellent, but it is expensive to buy.



And yes bacteria have a problem living in manuka honey.

Honey is the only food item I know of that does not have a use by date.

Hey fwed, I just got some disturbing news. An older friend who, like myself, has suffered with gout over many years had a severe bout of kidney stones - he required several procedures to remove stones from his kidneys and bladder. He is still screaming and yodelling when he takes a "tinkle".

The bad news was a dire warning from his urologist about allopurinol which many of us take to flush out uric acid from our system. It seems that this drug (while doing its job well) does terrible things to our kidneys over time and is a major cause of "stones". I will be having a serious chat with my GP to seek an alternative....... I have no wish to discover "gravel in my guts" later in life.

Just thought I would share this with fellow sufferers.

kfc , I take probenecid which helps the body pass uric acid out through the urine, which lowers the levels of uric acid in the body.

The important thing is to drink plenty of water to prevent kidney stones while taking probenecid.

Maybe that could also apply to Allopurinol - I dont know.



I have not been on Allopurinol but I guess like most drugs it has side effects.



My problem at the moment ,because I cannot wear shoes and because of the extremely wet weather, is infection.

Last friday the podiatrist scraped the crystals from my toe which left an infected cavity.

I have had a swab taken and will find the results today.

Hey fwed, I just got some disturbing news. An older friend who, like myself, has suffered with gout over many years had a severe bout of kidney stones - he required several procedures to remove stones from his kidneys and bladder. He is still screaming and yodelling when he takes a "tinkle".

The bad news was a dire warning from his urologist about allopurinol which many of us take to flush out uric acid from our system. It seems that this drug (while doing its job well) does terrible things to our kidneys over time and is a major cause of "stones". I will be having a serious chat with my GP to seek an alternative....... I have no wish to discover "gravel in my guts" later in life.

Just thought I would share this with fellow sufferers.

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Good to know--I don't have it myself but I do have a friend that gets it on the odd occasion--Thanks

Sorry to hear of your continued discomfort, fwed........ it must be painful. The "ageing process" doesn't have much going for it......does it?

Sorry to hear of your continued discomfort, fwed........ it must be painful. The "ageing process" doesn't have much going for it......does it?



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Not always an age thing either I have a friend of 40 that gets it

How's the toe Fwed?

Any better?

Want a small glass of Kakadoo Juice?

Well it is $70 a litre I cannot afford for you to glug it down

you know.

Hope your foot is capable of going into a shoe now as it is

a bit embarrassing

walking with you down the main street with your bare feet.

Cut those nails..

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: funny stuff.

Still cannot wear shoes Phyl but have taken up bike riding although there is a slight problem with a flat tyre.

seth had some curse put on the tyre so if anyone stole the bike the tyre would go flat.

The only thing wrong with that is I didn't steal it.

I just took it.

fwed, notice how considerate Phyl is today?

could it be that tomorrow is 'Sunday" :red:



Sorry I couldn't visit you in jail, but was told,

you were in solitary for starting a fight with a

tax evader by the name of 'Zapot.'

which no doubt is an alias. :coolgrin:

fwed what relief it is to know that you only took my bike

and never stole it, I would like it returned as I have a

cheap concreting job in W.A. for cash, it is excellent

being so far from my residence, in case of a complaint. :coolcheese: