Re: Re[4]: Re: taking benadryl for KT reactions - Kind of OT

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Thank you Sunny and Zoe,

I'll try it when I come back from Belgium (company is senidng me on

training..i found out today and fly sunday. Yikes!) unless i find some over

there - planes and liquids and all that jazz.

Thanks again

Caitilin

On Jan 5, 2008 1:14 AM, zoe w <ilovegrafix@...> wrote:

> OK Try this

> Take 2 oz of ACV added to 8 oz of water or your favorite juice( grape

> juice works rather well)

> If you need more sweetening add some pure maple syrup or molasses or a few

> drops of liquid stevia.

>

> Shake it all up and add 2 T of the mixture to a glass of juice or water.

> At this point I also add a dropperful of cayenne tincture and take it all at

> once.

> Your cocktail will keep for several weeks with no refrigeration.

> zoe

>

>

> > Zoe,

> > Honesty? No, not really as that stuff hurts when I take it.that said, i

> do

> > appreciate the information, and I'll give it one last try.

>

> > The bottles overhere dont' have any cocktails or recipe's on teh side

> > though?

>

> > Cheers

> > Caitilin

>

> > On 1/3/08, zoe w <ilovegrafix@... <ilovegrafix%40.co.uk>>

> wrote:

>

> >> Caitlin, I know you don't want to hear this but ACV does work and it

> >> works quite well, you just have to give it a chance and you have to

> take it

> >> properly. There is a recipe on the side of the bottle that tells you

> how to

> >> make an

> >> ACV cocktail, it is quite tasty.

> >> zoe

>

> >> > Lonnie,

>

> >> > I appreciate the thought but ACV or in fact most acidic drinks have

> me

> >> > doubled over in agony.

> >> > I've tried the herbal route (meadowsweet, liquorice and marshmallow

> >> root)

> >> > and that helped a little, but ACV was...unpleasant.

>

> >> > I'm happy to go with anything that actually works, but it does need

> ot

> >> > actually work

>

> >> > Caitilin

>

> >> >

>

> >>