Bermuda Triangle for TAN... (Page 21)

so are you a fan of Rachel Ray and her EVOO?

-B 

btw... no food for me... I am busy homewrecking... i mean, demolishing the deck...

I feel like a man.... grrrr....

-B 

I'm with ya sister.  This truly was a last resort.  It's bacterial and I run a risk of pneumonia since I've had it twice.

That'd be cool.

a BT'er and his wife just left my toy store.....kinda cool

tummy still feeling the yulks nothing sounds good to eat I dont get pre race jitters!

Now don't get me in trouble with the good people of Advil - Tylenol has the same efffect on the liver.  Good lord - I just got my charity licensed and I will get sued.  I could just see the trial - you mean you started this charity two days before you made these statements?  How much money had you raised ---- Ummmmm, none.

Noted.  I don't take many pain killers.  But I do take ibuprofen every once in a while.  The drinking thing is new info though so thanks for passing it along.  I wouldn't think twice about taking ibuprofen or acetmeta...(that one) and then having a glass of wine with dinner.

Your choice or theirs?

You need a job here Miss C?

I would really suggest that you see a doc about getting something that is not as dangerous to your internal tissue.  There are several non-narcotic (if that is a concern) pain relievers that do very well and get processed in the liver.  The liver, unless you drink fairly regularly and heavily - has less work to do than the kidneys and in as such, can take a little more presssure.  Celebrex is a good choice, though it is a joint medication and I don't know that your pain is muscular or joint related. 

A terrific idea - if it works for you is Celadrin.  It is a topical, all natural, non-smelly cream product that works well on sore muscles and joints.  It is a natural anti-inflammatory, which is all that the NSAIDs are.  NSAIDs work on headaches because they actually constrict blood flow and that is what ceases that familiar "pounding", but it is also what is dangerous to the organs - blood flow is good.  The problem with the topicals is that you have to get it to the right part of your body, so if it is deep muscle tissue in your back - it probably won't work.  If it is misalignment or degenrative bone problems - it would probably do well.  See a doc though.  Those levels of NSAIDs are not recommended for the healthiest of individuals - drinkers or not.

It's a beautiful thing, no?

I'd be happy to be a tourist visiting. 

Ohhhhhhh baby!