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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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A splash of cranberry juice in a glass of water really helps you to get it down your gullet. A lot of people don’t drink enough water.

Not enough water can lead to health issues. It’s a simple fix.
I drink plenty of water. It's the main ingredient in most of the beverages-adult and otherwise-that I consume.:smug:
 
The special silverware for my guests.

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oh yes it's even more useless than it looks.
 
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Obviously that doesn't include the <ahem> natural conversion of wine to ... um, ... other liquid. ;)
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Just explain to the judge that said consumption was for medical reasons.

Adding cranberry juice does help with treating and preventing urinary tract infections. Especially good in warm weather.

Benefits of drinking cranberry juice
  • Fighting age-related damage.
  • Improving heart health. ...
  • Treating or preventing urinary tract infection (UTI) ...
  • Supporting digestive health. ...
  • Preventing infections. ...
  • Supporting post-menopausal health.
 
Prunes and prune juice, no. I have problems that would only exacerbate. Advil, yes, and lots of it as well. Also turmeric for swelling in my hands sometimes. Getting old sucks but I feel good that I'm still able to get out there and play. A friend and guitarist in one of the bands I sometimes play with has been taken down by some sort of nerve pain in his fretting hand. He can't play now, at all. Probably needs surgery and that may or may not bring him back into playing condition. I don't know what I'd do if that happened to me.
 
Prunes and prune juice, no. I have problems that would only exacerbate. Advil, yes, and lots of it as well. Also turmeric for swelling in my hands sometimes. Getting old sucks but I feel good that I'm still able to get out there and play. A friend and guitarist in one of the bands I sometimes play with has been taken down by some sort of nerve pain in his fretting hand. He can't play now, at all. Probably needs surgery and that may or may not bring him back into playing condition. I don't know what I'd do if that happened to me.

We get kind of used to our bodies in good working condition and then there's a something-or-other than is connected to the ....

 
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