Quinine has been shown to cause birth defects when taken as early as the 1st trimester. It would be safe to eliminate it from your diet altogether.
yes and good for you
yes and good for you
Quinine, the additive in tonic water, causes side effects within the body that is dangerous in large amounts. Known effects on the body reported are rare blood disorders, stomach cramps, vomiting, and diarrhea.
Limes were given to British sailors. hence the name Limey's. Quinine water was a common "tonic" used to fight malaria. By adding the lime and Gin sailors created the Gin and Tonic.
yes they sell diet tonic in Canada
I have stopped drinking alcohol for over 20 months (wasn't a regular drinker previously) but I have to go into pubs for meals, etc.. So for the last 20 months I drink tonic water with my pub meal. However, I find that EVERY time I drink 2 or more tonic waters I get a headache akin to a hangover (main reason I stopped alcohol) the next day. I definitely think there is a connection as it happens EVERY time and I would like an explanation.
Diet drinks usually have no calories in them.
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Just about any major food store sells that
Quinine has traditionally been used to relieve leg cramps. If used in moderation, it may help. Quinine and Fansidar are used in combination to kill the single-celled parasites that cause Malaria. A two-week course of treatment is used to kill parasite in the liver. Hospitalization is usually required to monitor the patient's situation. But used as a beverage, such as tonic water, it has no side effects except to perhaps relieve mild leg cramps, and it doesn't work for everyone. Diet tonic water is as effective as regular - the regular usually contains sugar or sugar syrup.
Tab (very old brand of diet cola, but still around) Tonic Water Tropicana orange juice
I think it is water not sure but guess.