Thanks Clint. Dr. Steve of the Nip/Tuck school of medicine in the house. For a backache, you could use some wintergreen rubbing alcohol on a long narrow cloth. You can reapply as often as necessary. Keep using the same cloth.
Gatorade has zero calorie water, unflavored, alkaline, and electrolyte infused retail $2.49 for 700ml. I got it fo…
Thanks Clint. Dr. Steve of the Nip/Tuck school of medicine in the house. For a backache, you could use some wintergreen rubbing alcohol on a long narrow cloth. You can reapply as often as necessary. Keep using the same cloth.
Gatorade has zero calorie water, unflavored, alkaline, and electrolyte infused retail $2.49 for 700ml. I got it for free as a promotion and am not likely to pay what they're asking ever, but at least it's another step in a good direction.
Thanks, Steve. Never tried wintergreen rubbing alcohol, but I’ll keep it in mind. Not sure I’ve seen wintergreen rubbing alcohol in the drugstores. I’m sure it’s there, but I don’t shop for rubbing or drinking alcohol very often. :-p
As for Gatorade, I had more than my share of that stuff in the 90s. It’s a long story, but the smell of it makes me a little nauseous. I’ll still to water. It’s (mostly) free. :-)
Thanks Clint. Dr. Steve of the Nip/Tuck school of medicine in the house. For a backache, you could use some wintergreen rubbing alcohol on a long narrow cloth. You can reapply as often as necessary. Keep using the same cloth.
Gatorade has zero calorie water, unflavored, alkaline, and electrolyte infused retail $2.49 for 700ml. I got it for free as a promotion and am not likely to pay what they're asking ever, but at least it's another step in a good direction.
Thanks, Steve. Never tried wintergreen rubbing alcohol, but I’ll keep it in mind. Not sure I’ve seen wintergreen rubbing alcohol in the drugstores. I’m sure it’s there, but I don’t shop for rubbing or drinking alcohol very often. :-p
As for Gatorade, I had more than my share of that stuff in the 90s. It’s a long story, but the smell of it makes me a little nauseous. I’ll still to water. It’s (mostly) free. :-)