[USML Announce] Kidney Stoned

[Jeffrey Winick]

For reasons entirely unrelated to kidney stones, I have to concur with the Professor.  Beer is infinitely better after it has been distilled.  Whisky - the water of life.

As for the water thing, I'll add my experience.  I've had both kidney stones and gout.  Both of which are the consequence of the build-up of uric acid.  In one case, it crystalizes in the joints, in the other it forms a "stone" within the ducts of the kidney.  Having spent many hours in doctor's offices trying to prevent a recurrence of either, the best answer lies in H2O.  The water flushes out the uric acid from the kidney and lessens the likelihood of problems like kidney stones and gout.  My instructions were to drink 6-8 quarts of water a day.  That and a prescription for Allopurinol have kept me symptom free for years.

Buy yourself a nice filtered water bottle and drink like a camel storing up water for a long walk through the desert.  You won't be sorry.

Jeff


From: announce-bounces at usml.net [mailto:announce-bounces at usml.net] On Behalf Of anrklein at gmail.com
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Forget the beer. Go for scotch whisky.

-Andy

On , Jim Barrett <chicagojab at gmail.com<mailto:chicagojab at gmail.com>> wrote:
> The magical elixir is actually beer. It's full of water and other essential nutrients!
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> On Jun 23, 2011, at 1:09 PM, "Richard Robbins" RERobbins at iTinker.net<mailto:RERobbins at iTinker.net>> wrote:
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> I've made it my practice since that most unpleasant event
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>    A few days ago Hawk and Steve discussed Ozzie
> Guillen's kidney stone situation. Hawk mentioned that he drinks copious
> amounts of Diet Pepsi, suggesting such a beverage could prevent
> the formation of kidney stones.  Steve Stone, as only he can, suggested
> that water is the only option.  As some of you know, I prefer Diet
> Coke to water. Does it really make a difference?
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