To: SAJ; dsc
All kinds of cherries seem to work but since they're seasonal we keep bags of the sun-dried kind on hand. In CA we get tasty ones at Trader Joe's - no preservatives or added sugar. They freeze well too.
I think the drug most commonly prescribed to stop gout attacks these days is indomethicin. It's called "super aspirin." Ibuprofen is often prescribed for joint inflammation too but it's bad for the liver.
33 posted on
08/05/2006 9:43:28 AM PDT by
Bernard Marx
(Fools and fanatics are always certain of themselves, but the wise are full of doubts.)
To: Bernard Marx
Yep. Soon as you said the name, the little light went on. Thanks.
Hmm. I should have thought about frozen (mutters at self). Good tip!
34 posted on
08/05/2006 9:48:22 AM PDT by
SAJ
(Suggested buying Dec EC, JY, AD straddles -- too late now. Maybe after FOMC meets.)
To: Bernard Marx; SAJ
There are cherries all over Idaho just now. Maybe I'll freeze some just in case.
35 posted on
08/05/2006 10:15:40 AM PDT by
dsc
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