On Tue, 28 Feb 2006, ms.300SD wrote:
Lynn
a self-admitted black licorice junkie, who loves driving her 300SD,
Victoria, even in the rain
Actually I found some twizzlers bites (or nips?) that had licorice
extract listed on the ingredients. Most candies do seem to be using anise
Licorice for the anise, somehow appropriate for the topic.
--R
John W. Reames III wrote:
Actually I found some twizzlers bites (or nips?) that had licorice
extract listed on the ingredients. Most candies do seem to be using anise
instead...
On Feb 28, 2006, at 6:31 PM, R A Bennell wrote:
So, my question is, how many of you folks have had one of these?
For those
that have, how would you feel about having one annually?
I'm Forty Nine soon to be fifty, I was under the impression that
forty was the age to start looking up
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Screening colonoscopies should be done at age fifty,
unless you have a family history of colon cancer.
Dimitri
I'm Forty Nine soon to be fifty, I was under the
impression that
forty was the age to start looking up there. I have
asked Drs if it
should be done and they sem to shy
, February 28, 2006 8:52 PM
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they don't hurt b/c of the sedative, and they're fun to watch (if you're
not
sedated, or a med student). if they find polyps, they use an argon laser
to
vaporize them (really sweet
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On Feb 28, 2006, at 6:31 PM, R A Bennell wrote:
So, my question is, how many of you folks have had one of these?
For those
that have, how would you feel about having one annually?
I'm Forty Nine soon to be fifty, I was under
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Like the others, I took the GoLyghtly (Ha!)
A friend of mine took that stuff, the instructions said to keep drinking
it until it was still clear when it came back out. He drank the whole
jug (I think it was a gallon or more) and still discharged black. Then
he
black licorice also does weird things with drugs. I'm not making this up -
the chemicals in black licorice affect the metabolism of other drugs. Just
blanking on how ...
In another example, if you're on statins for high cholesterol, don't drink
grapefruit juice because parts of the juice
I liked the drugs. Best not to recall either procedure, since work was
done. I recall work being done because it hurt like a *[EMAIL PROTECTED]@!.
That is what ruined my day! Going home later and being spaced was
better than that big hurt out of nowhere. Spent the day having
flashbacks
Sunil,
If I recall correctly, *natural licorice* candy is slightly estrogenic, and
also has a slight sedative effect. Most ot the black licorice candy folks
buy is not this kind. To get the real stuff, buy Panda brand licorice
candies in the health food section.
Lynn
a self-admitted black
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On Feb 28, 2006, at 6:31 PM, R A Bennell wrote:
So, my
R A Bennell wrote:
The sedative
may make it easier if one is truly nervous but the nurse said it sort of
ruins the rest of one's day.
If it's anything like the twilight sedation I had for a surgical tooth
extraction, ruin is a subjective term. It's true I wasn't at all
productive for the
A fleets enema or two after the Golytely usually helps get any residual stuff
out of the distal colon.
Dimitri
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Like the others, I took the GoLyghtly (Ha!)
A friend of mine took that stuff, the instructions said to keep
So, my question is, how many of you folks have had one of these? For those
that have, how would you feel about having one annually?
I had my first one of these last fall. While it was not truly unpleasant, I
can't say I'd want to make it an annual event. I am 54 now and my father had
colon
I've had one, and it was pretty much a non-event. The procedure takes about
15 minutes, they give you a sedative as a rule and I don't remember a
thing. The prep was interesting, you need to hang around the house for that
one, and the really good thing about getting a colonoscopy done is that
procedures have been.
BillR
Jacksonville FL
1981 300SD 'EM' 272k miles
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