What beer are you drinking now? #4556

Chamber of commerce weather this next week or so, 70’s and 50’s. Fantastic for running, Cheers!!

 

Another crazy week at work. Just about to the end. Think I'll have a beer. Three Floyds Dreadnaught. Cheers!

 

We don't get this locally anymore because the Distributor no longer delivers locally. It is delicious as always.

 

Watching the Brave play the Phillies, listening to the thunder of a storm moving in to my area. My son and I are trying Tree House King Julius. It was worth the cost of admission!!!

 

A pretty good beer.

 

My brain is going to turn to mush.

 

Cheers

 

Larry my wife, son and dog all take omeprazole. None have displayed any side affects.

 

It's not intended to be taken long term though.

Long-term use of omeprazole (Prilosec), a proton pump inhibitor, can be associated with risks like bone fractures, infections (like C. difficile), and nutritional deficiencies (magnesium, vitamin B12).
Potential Risks of Long-Term Prilosec Use:

• Bone Fractures:
  Long-term PPI use can interfere with calcium absorption, potentially increasing the risk of osteoporosis and fractures.

• Nutrient Deficiencies:
  Long-term use can lead to deficiencies in magnesium, vitamin B12, and iron.

• Kidney Problems:
  Long-term use of PPIs has been linked to an increased risk of kidney disease.

• Other Potential Risks:
  Some studies also suggest potential links between long-term PPI use and cardiovascular risks, cancers, and hepatic encephalopathy.

Important Considerations:

• Consult a Doctor:
  If you need to take Prilosec for an extended period, it's crucial to discuss the potential risks and benefits with your doctor.

• Short-Term Use:
  For heartburn or reflux, consider using Prilosec OTC for up to 14 days, as recommended on the package instructions.

• Long-Term Alternatives:
  If you require long-term treatment for conditions like GERD, your doctor may recommend other medications or lifestyle changes.

• Discontinuing PPIs:
  If you're taking a PPI long-term, discuss with your doctor a plan for gradually tapering off the medication to avoid rebound symptoms.

• Monitor for Side Effects:
  Be aware of potential side effects and report any concerning symptoms to your doctor.

• Infections:
  PPIs may increase the risk of certain infections, including Clostridium difficile (C. diff) infection and community-acquired pneumonia.

https://www.yalemedicine.org/news/proton-pump-inhibitors-ppi

 

I have a bottle of that and a 2016, and 2017 bottle. Plan on drinking them next year. Love me some Abyss!

 

CCB Double Jai Alai bringing the 10% that my head needs about now.

 

Wow this is thicccc. Smoothy like

 

@LarryV Good but I prefer one without probiotic which can actually make your digestive issues not so pleasant in another way.
This one is one of the most inexpensive as well as most effective

 

Jacks abby pilsner with whole grain pasta ,tomato pesto and tuna

 

It finally cooled down enough to sit in the Easy facing back yard and quaff a Phantom Bride!

 

6th Lord. An IPA brewed by Basic City.

 

Cheers

 

I like this beer and it is damn good. I dunno what planet most of the people are from that rated this beer low. Old beer? No pour? Totally wrong glass? Preconceived notion of what they think it should taste like b4 even having it? Just didn't like it? All of the above? Sheesh!
Boatswain USA IPA

 

Drinking Tropicalia and watching a recording of the Masters, how about Freddie breaking par today, woot, woot!!