Feeling sluggish or out of sync? Having skin problems, aches and pains, or digestive problems? Straying from your healthier habits lately? Having trouble kicking off your weight loss?It might be time for a body detox.
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Feeling sluggish or out of sync? Having skin problems, aches and pains, or digestive problems? Straying from your healthier habits lately? Having trouble kicking off your weight loss?It might be time for a body detox.
yeah drink plenty of water try not to eat greasy foods take some kind of vitamins , multi vitamin, fish oil, acidelphias, my spelling sucks but try this to start and keep drinking your water maybe have it check to see if its safe to drink first
And above all, don't get banned.
Malt Whisky
The water of life
Where did that metaphor spring from.Quote:
Originally Posted by Les
I've tried several times, to no avail, to persevere such that I end up liking whiskey.
What/s the secret, Les?
No tastebuds.
Whisky is an Anglicised attempt at uisge beatha which is Gaelic for water of life.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Take your malt, perhaps a light one like Glenmorangie or a gentle peat like Tobermory (not the Womble) and add a little water, no more than 50/50, a little less water than malt is my preference, swirl gently to release the fragrance and then sip. Avoid mixing lots of other drinks during the night if you want to keep your brain in your skull the next day. I don't find the morning after too unpleasant if I just stick to malt. In fact I feel suffused in a sweet malt afterglow and thoroughly detoxed (whatever that is).
It does help if you like the taste of whisky though.
I feel sure that you're the only person I know who would know that Gaelic etymology thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigglesWhisky is an Anglicised attempt at uisge beatha which is Gaelic for water of life.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Take your malt, perhaps a light one like Glenmorangie or a gentle peat like Tobermory (not the Womble) and add a little water, no more than 50/50, a little less water than malt is my preference, swirl gently to release the fragrance and then sip. Avoid mixing lots of other drinks during the night if you want to keep your brain in your skull the next day. I don't find the morning after too unpleasant if I just stick to malt. In fact I feel suffused in a sweet malt afterglow and thoroughly detoxed (whatever that is).
It does help if you like the taste of whisky though.
Noice.
My missus' dad has invested much of himself in getting me to like whiskey and absolutely insists that I join him in a nip whenever I go to their house. I've tried the mixing with water but he won't let me put any lemonade in.
He absolutely refuses to believe that it's possible to dislike the stuff if you persevere. He has a similar outlook regarding olives.
I've been engaged in this project for four years now.
I don't think there is much hope for success :(
i don't like whisky either but this still made me :lol::earl:Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
More of a Glenlivet boy myself than Glenmorangie, but you have impeccable taste there biggles.