Triple S tonic

[skyhightree1]

Does anyone in here take that stuff ? I took some and felt like I was 16 again that stuff gave me some serious energy.

 

[TexasBred]

Does anyone in here take that stuff ? I took some and felt like I was 16 again that stuff gave me some serious energy.

Haven't seen 3 6's in years but haven't been looking. Is "Fix a Flat" listed among the ingredients?

 

[skyhightree1]

Does anyone in here take that stuff ? I took some and felt like I was 16 again that stuff gave me some serious energy.

Haven't seen 3 6's in years but haven't been looking. Is "Fix a Flat" listed among the ingredients?

:lol2: fix a flat

 

[Deepsouth]

Dang Sky, you drink it!? I thought you were talking about something to put on your hair!

 

[greybeard]

SSS Tonic:

A Civil War captain in the Georgia Light Artillery, Charles Swift originally bought the formula for his tonic from Irwin Dennard, a plantation owner from Perry, Georgia. According to legend, in 1821 Dennard gave some Creek Indians a suit of clothes for the recipe of herbs and roots (swamp sumac from Alabama, Queen's Delight from South Georgia, and sumac from North Georgia). His slaves found the medicine he bottled highly palatable, perhaps because of its high alcohol content, and regularly used it to cure indigestion.

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~abw/char ... story.html

 

[skyhightree1]

Dang Sky, you drink it!? I thought you were talking about something to put on your hair!

I don't have enough hair for hair care products :lol2: Yes sir you drink it gives you a lot of energy.

SSS Tonic:

A Civil War captain in the Georgia Light Artillery, Charles Swift originally bought the formula for his tonic from Irwin Dennard, a plantation owner from Perry, Georgia. According to legend, in 1821 Dennard gave some Creek Indians a suit of clothes for the recipe of herbs and roots (swamp sumac from Alabama, Queen's Delight from South Georgia, and sumac from North Georgia). His slaves found the medicine he bottled highly palatable, perhaps because of its high alcohol content, and regularly used it to cure indigestion.

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~abw/char ... story.html

wow I never would have guessed all of that thanks for sharing that info gb

 

[greybeard]

Do NOT exceed the reccomended dose.
People have died from too much supplemental iron intake, especially if they use a lot of white flour and eat a lot of red meat.

http://drlwilson.com/articles/IRON.htm

 

[skyhightree1]

Do NOT exceed the reccomended dose.
People have died from too much supplemental iron intake, especially if they use a lot of white flour and eat a lot of red meat.

http://drlwilson.com/articles/IRON.htm

ok im gonna discontinue my usage :shock: that's scary

 

[greybeard]

That "13% of all heart problem people were found to be in "iron overload" shocked me.
It's probably safe if you follow the dose rate and keep an eye on how much other iron you take in in your meals.
If you're worried about it, consult your doc and see what he says.

 

[skyhightree1]

That "13% of all heart problem people were found to be in "iron overload" shocked me.
It's probably safe if you follow the dose rate and keep an eye on how much other iron you take in in your meals.
If you're worried about it, consult your doc and see what he says.

great advice my grandmother takers it so I decided to try it but I thik that since my iron levels are right I probably wont take it everyday maybe if im feeling sluggish i will.