RE: Sharyn

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I haven't tried any more of the sake, Suzi. Haven't had the slightest desire to.<BG> It's still in the fridge, but I think I'll pour it down the drain, just in case.

I do have some habanero tincture, but I know I don't have an ulcer. That's one of the tests they did.

Sharyn

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Are you sure the Sake was any good?

Second, once you get the stomach calmed down... either slippery elm or marshmallow, how about trying some cayenne tincture - it cures ulcers for one and much more... just some thoughts on it..

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I'm thinking that if it can repair ulcers, it may help fix what else is going on down there to cause you this much discomfort.. Suzi"Sharyn E. Cerniglia" <sharyn.cerniglia@...> wrote: I haven't tried any more of the sake, Suzi. Haven't had the slightest desire to.<BG> It's still in the fridge, but I think I'll pour it down the drain, just in case. I do have some habanero tincture, but I know I don't have an ulcer. That's one

of the tests they did.

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In juice..."Sharyn E. Cerniglia" <sharyn.cerniglia@...> wrote: Hmmm, that's a thought, Suzi. But how the heck do I get it down? In water? I know I can't drink it straight and keep it down. Sharyn

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