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Re: What is the best BEER in the World?
« on: August 17, 2004, 02:38:07 PM »
soda is c.r.a.p sugar water. i never drink that mess.

do some research on Milk Thistle. that is supposed to help the liver with it's antioxydant properties.

and drink alot of clean water. the body needs help flushing out toxins and you do that with lots of water.

consider drinking some herbal teas that may also help clean out your system. stay away from processed foods and eat raw freah vegs and fruits.

the body can heal itself - especially if it gets a bit of help from the owner. good luck!
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Re: What is the best BEER in the World?
« Reply #1 on: August 12, 2005, 12:53:15 AM »
the best beer

it's official!

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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Monks at a Belgian abbey have been forced to stop selling their famous beer after it was voted the best in the world and was promptly sold out.      

  The abbey of Saint Sixtus of Westvleteren in western Belgium is home to some 30 Cistercian and Trappist monks who lead a life of seclusion, prayer, manual labor -- and beer-brewing.

    A survey of thousands of beer enthusiasts from 65 countries on the RateBeer Web site (www.ratebeer.com) in June rated the Westvleteren 12 beer as the world's best.    But the abbey only has a limited brewing capacity, and was not able to cope with the beer's sudden popularity.

    "Our shop is closed because all our beer has been sold out," said a message on the abbey's answering machine, which it calls the "beer phone."

    And the abbey has no intention of boosting its capacity to satisfy market demand.

    "We are not brewers, we are monks. We brew beer to be able to afford being monks," the father abbot said on the abbey's Web site.

    Monk Mark Bode told De Morgen daily: "Outsiders don't understand why we are not raising production. But for us life in the abbey comes first, not the brewery."
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