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Subject: Re: Quinine and Mineral Water?
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Date: Tue, 18-Nov-86 13:08:21 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov 18 13:08:21 1986
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All this discussion of the quinine in 'Tonic water' has me sort
of worried now.  I recently gave up a long term affair with beer,
and have selected tonic water, with a twist of lime, as it's
substitute. (I know, what a shitty substitute for beer!)  Anyway,
my question is, are there any harmful affects associated with
consuming large quantities of tonic water, (Two or more liters
a day)?

(Tonic may be a shitty substitute for beer, but over the course
 of about four months, I've lost 25 pounds of beer-belly!)

- Marty Walsh -