does doan's kidney pills exist?
491287
Yes and no.  Doan's used to be called Doan's Kidney pills back in 1918.  Over the years, the name was changed to Doan's Backache pills.\n\nSee this advertisement, read the italicized section:http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/news/special/pd125.nsf/0/7DAFF6CBD9A2EF5086256E04005BD25C?OpenDocument
478353
Quadriderm is called Lotrisone in the US I believe, but it is outrageously expensive without insurance. You can order it from Mexican pharmacies for about 14$ a tube though.
547430
Water pills are also called diuretics.  If we limit ourselves to the strict sense of the word, there appear to be two broad groups, those that increase kidney blood flow and those that reduce the water reabsorption in the nephrons of the kidney. \n\nThe first group includes not only diuretics such as Broom but all the herbs that are cardio-active and circulatory stimulants. These increase the blood flow in the kidney by effects on the heart or elsewhere in the body. Because there is more blood passing through the kidney, more urine is produced. Caffeine-containing herbs such as Kola, Guarana, Tea and Coffee also have this effect \n\n* The second group work in a number of different ways, but they cause diuresis be cause some of their constituents are secreted via the kidney. This may change the osmotic balance causing more water to be lost.\n\nYou do bent leg pushups by resting your knees on the ground as you do the pushups.  This way you are not having to lift as much weight as you do the pushup.
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I am a person with a high uric acid level and one who produces massive amounts of kidney stones please take heed--\n--red meat is a very high source of the problem, things with calcium if stones are covered with calcium---stay away from milk and products with calcium.  Stay away from acidic things such as soda pop.  Do not eat liver but stay oward fish due to fish oils, chicken, turkey, and the other white meat.    Take heed now because if you don't, the future is really not a pleasant one.  My one kidney is only 25% working and the other constantly fills up with stones and every two and a half months I have two stents (tubes) one placed in each kidney to prevent the pain from passing them.\nChange your diet now and ask the doctor for Sodium Bicarb pills or drink one teaspoon of baking soda daily to combat the uric acid level---it really helps and over time, Cranberry juice will dissolve stones and help the uric acid level also. Check with a urologist or nephrologist (kidney specialist before any more time elapses.  Good luck
400452
Doridin Tablets has amobarbital –a barbiturate (controlled substance) in its formulation.  If you cannot find this medication on FDA archives, then try to find it at the same website with an equivalent of this drug –drug that has the same active ingredient in its composition, as well as the amount of drug per tablet. I hope this can help you ;)
745718
not sure. i tried to look it up for you. but seems if its used in conjunction with another drug, it can. it didn't state weather it was addictable on its own. i never use ibuprofen though. i know enough that its not good for my kidney.
830349
Yes, Here's the website I found it.\nhttp://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/retail/2006-10-26-walmart-drugs_x.htm
513901
Your best shot is to contact the pharmacy company distributing it to see if they have any programs to assist in the purchase. Often, they have a few.\n\n This must all be followed with a doctors perscription, of course.
530720
none of that shit works, the fda has no reviewed any testomies you see on t.v., there is no such thing as a miracle wieght loss pill. sorry.
273089
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530246
I wouldn't take them unless your Dr. gives them to you. Water pills work by moving excess water from the lungs and the body to the kidneys for urination.
857969
I've ordered diet pill like that before, but a friend of mine tried \nto order Vicodin from one and they just took her money.
886273
The best diet pill that I ever used was Hydroxycut with Ephedra. Since they have taken out the Ephedra, it isn't the same at all. There is no other fat-burner that I have tried that is better than Ephedra. Good luck finding it though. All of the people that abused it and had adverse effects have made it illegal in many places. Alcohol can kill you too, and it does kill many people, but it's still legal. Makes you wonder why Ephedra is really illegal.
152271
Yes, many, many times.  Caveat: they are gov't owned pharmacies or one's where I know the owner.  Also I get product in sealed foil packets usually, not loose pills from a bottle.
829301
Are these the pills that you can take that are supposed to make your bum etc bigger?  From the Marie Claire article I read, they aren't available in the UK as they don't pass regs.  So, they won't be available from any legitimate source.
192264
I am not sure, but I don't think they are available yet.  I am interested in them as well because of the new study that shows they may help people with MS that also use Copaxone.  I'll check.
177568
None because I don't know which pills you are talking about