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Digestive Liqueures

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  1. Has had any good results with Digestive Liqueures?

    In heard they are big in Euraope. There's that awful-tasting artichoke
    digetive "Cynar" from Italy. Then there are hundreds of others ranging
    from anise or licorice-based liqueurs and spirits like "Ouzo",
    "Pastis", "pernod" and the like. The mint liqueurs supposedly have
    excellent digestive powers- like "cream de menthe"! In the former
    Soviet Union, I noticed(and tried) various herbal liqueurs which are
    purported to have digestiv epowers, but tasted pretty awful! I
    believe most Asian countries have medicinal liqueurs/spirits as well.
    posted at www.healthcareforums.org

  2. David said:

    Has had any good results with Digestive Liqueures?

    In heard they are big in Euraope. There's that awful-tasting artichoke
    digetive "Cynar" from Italy. Then there are hundreds of others ranging
    from anise or licorice-based liqueurs and spirits like "Ouzo",
    "Pastis", "pernod" and the like.

    Sure!

    You can get just as stoned from Digestive Liqueures just as easily as
    from drinking Iris Rose and Morgan David.

    I find that Digestive Liqueures are good for cleaning tooth brushes,
    too. 🙂

  3. I had a terrible malabsorption problem a few years back, and after
    trying all kinds of things, found that an inexpensive stomach acid
    (HDl) and pepsin supplement worked great. I take the one made by
    Country Life, which I get from iherb.com.

    I also stopped eating high fiber foods, and anything that is difficult
    to digest, except in very small amounts. I do eat dried fruit, which I
    let sit in water for about an hour, then store in the refrigerator (up
    to a week seems fine). And I eat some fresh and frozen fruit.

    If you are having a specific problem, you should address that. What
    are your symptoms? What is your med. history?
    Have you read the book, Digestive Wellness?

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