If you’re working on motorcycle brakes, you should be aware of this...........
My Dr. (Robert Fox) is quite concerned with what he sees as a potential
addiction. I don’t think so.
It started innocently enough, while I was changing the brake fluid in my
motorcycle for the front wheel, several weeks ago. The old fluid is best
sucked out of the reservoir, and I didn’t have the right tool, so I used a
length of small diameter clear plastic tubing, and started the fluid flowing by
sucking on the tube. I inadvertently got some in my mouth, and accidentally
swallowed some of it. I was initially quite concerned, but there appeared to
be no ill effects, indigestion, etc., and in fact I got quite a burst of
energy, so the next day I deliberately ingested about 1 oz. and got the same
beneficial effects. I have continued to enjoy it – never more than once a day,
and never more than 1 oz. While visiting with my Dr. during a routine check up
– all other indications were excellent: BP 125/78, pulse 72, total cholesterol
87!, blood sugar excellent – I shared the brake fluid thing with him. He was
instantly concerned, and said that even though the short term prognosis was not
troublesome, many others had continued it until it became an addiction.
I told him not to worry. It was just brake fluid ,and I could stop anytime!
(Greetings to another “sucker!”)
Gene
May peace and joy come by for a visit.....
And stay with you forever...........
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