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Nothing is 100 percnt safe. It is foolish to say something is totally safe. I find sweeteners not pleasant mainly because they are sweet. I do not like sugar either. Why is a neurosurgeon working on sweeteners? Such research might be better conducted by a scientist (a toxicologist maybe). You take a...

In England you can buy a tonic concentrate which you can mix with soda.
Perhaps you can get a friend to bring you some.
Sweeteners are not very pleasant but despite Prtofessor Plum's phobia they are quite safe.
The best solution is to wean yourself off a liking for sweet tastes.

Nobody needs "detoxification".
Stick to the Marie Lloyd principle "A little of what you fancy does you good"

The constipated mathematician worked it out with a sliderule.

Allopurinol works well for me.
7 years and no side effects.

I too would vote for Medsai.

Tesco in England have a special offer on Srongbow of 15 cans for £5.
Some things are cheaper in the UK.

Even less useful than a degree in Chines Ballet Dancing.

Excellent quality.
Good value.

Most of us who have qualifications in medical science have encountered tragic cases where patients have neglected to seek advice from experts and have died as a result of following the ideas of unqualified quacks. Those who suggest the use of "alternative" medicines and treatment have a lo...

Non-brewed vinegar is made by diluting acetic acid.

Because the sceptics are right.

To know if it is a quack preparation you need to know who prepared it.

This is a brilliant summary! May I also suggest as excellent reading for those who are interested in the facts about "alternative " medicine the recent book by Simon Singh and Edzard Ernst "Trick or Treatment? Alternative medicine on trial". This is Published in the Uk by Corgi (...

Someone who believes in nonsense and peddles it is by definition a nutter, a con man or a quack.