Rolaids

You're shaking, you know.

What was that? Roger Starbuck, you know, R-O-L-A-I-D-S.

Yeah, he did the Rolex special.

Polish food goes hard.

It does not.

It really does take another look that you say, OK, so why? The real reason is why.

It's not a lack of Rolaids and Mylanta and Maalox and whatever else is out there.

Those are all fine when you're really in a pickle and you need to solve it right this moment.

But if you have to use it, then you have to ask.

And he looked at his dad.

He's like, hey, can you go get the Rolaids out of the truck? Rolaids are like calcium tablets for heartburn.

So he thought he was having heartburn at first.

So my granddad went out and got that.

And sometimes you have a question, you don't even know you have a question.

And a person asked me some questions about marketing, and I said, "R-O-L-A-I-D-S." And they all said, "Rolaids spells relief." That's been on for years.

That was on years and years ago.

They're great.

Yeah, Tum.

Again, for the stomach.

Rolaids for the stomach.

Tums for the stomach.

This also acts quickly and has a mild laxative effect, which could potentially be good if you're dealing with constipation.

Rolaids contain both calcium carbonate and magnesium hydroxide.

Then you have aluminum hydroxide.

This is slower, but it's longer lasting, although this one may contribute to constipation.

Chuck Finley set the Orioles down in order in the first.

Frank said when he managed the Giants and they were getting waxed in Chicago one night, and he went out to talk to pitcher Bill Laskey, he said Laskey kept looking over his shoulder thinking that he was gonna be taken out of the game, and Frank said he took a bottle of Rolaids and put them in his pocket, and walked out to Laskey and said, "You see these? This is the only relief you're gonna get.

Go get 'em."

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Even seemingly innocuous antacids that you can buy over the counter at...

in, even gas stations, like Rolaids, Tums, and Mylanta, they're gonna lower your body's stores of CoQ10.

Many antibiotics like Keflex, Cipro, Levaquin, uh, Bactrim, they're gonna lower your stores of CoQ10.

Now, there's a long list of antibiotics, and I put down in the show notes the complete list of all the medications that you can take that are either prescription or over the counter that will lower your CoQ10 levels, so check that out, and, uh, double-check it against your current medication list.