Posted by rrlund on July 06, 2015 at 06:46:03 from (162.250.25.58):
I've been taking that stuff for eight or nine years now. If I miss a day I can feel it. Two days and I'm about immobilized. The manager at the new Agco dealer said he got of it by switching to aloe. I did some research on it. You have to get the strained aloe or it'll cause diarrhea I guess. I got a jug of it Friday. Yesterday and today I took half a pill and drank six ounces of that stuff. Let me tell you,there must be a real close kinship between aloe and sisal. The only way I can describe the taste of that stuff is baler twine. No aftertaste,but it there was I couldn't do it. I had some orange juice right there to chase it this morning before I even took a breath and I could still taste the nasty stuff. I hope that if I can get weaned off the Prilosec with it,that I don't have to keep drinking it. WHEW! So far so good with the heartburn. On the second day now and I feel OK.
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