Quinine Tincture Extract Quinine Dried Bark Herbal Supplement Quinine Immune System Support Cinchona Bark Liquid Drops Alcohol and Gluten Free 4 Fl Oz

I've tried many thing for my leg cramps but this worked better than anything else.

I always seem to have a sinus issue but very seldom do I get a sinus infection that makes it where I can't blow my nose. It would drip down the back of my throat and make me cough until my throat felt swollen. Plus I snored so loud my Hubs could hear it in the kitchen. I tried everything to help but nothing seemed to work. Then I remembered I had bought Quinine in case we got the C.I put one dropper full in a small glass of orange juice twice a day, and tried to make sure it was on an empty stomach. (two droppers would have probably worked even better.) I also took zinc and Yerba Mansa. I also used the neti pot.Within 2 days I could blow my nose again. Thank goodness for that. I am so thankful just to be able to blow again. Plus.... the snoring is much better. It was waking me up at night because I snored so loud. Now, I am sleeping again.It has been 5 days and things are much better.... not completely gone, but better. I ended up dropping down to doing this once a day and should have stayed at twice a day. My fault.

Maybe it is all in my head, but a random guy suggested to use this with HQC being banned by the dictator ruling our state to help activate/allow my body to utilize/absorb Zinc better in case I picked up COVID.Used it & a double dose of Zinc for a head cold & have never had them go away that quickly. As a Diabetic hmthry usually last for over a week (all symptoms, not just a lingering cough). This cold was knocked out in about 36 hours (all symptoms except the lingering cough). That lingering cough only stuck around for two more, where is is usually with me for weeks.It is probably all in my head, but I am keeping this around so I can keep believing & I can continue to heal up quickly dolue to that belief.

same bitterness. Is this product really quinine? It tastes very mild and not offensive

It does not contain quinineQuinine mixed with water in the concentration which can be found in "tonic water" should fluoresce blue under UV light. One would expect this solution to be many times more concentrated than that found in tonic water. Placing a few drops of this stuff into water and shining a UV light thru it does NOT result in the characteristic fluorescent blue expected of a Quiunine solution. My conclusion is that this product does not contain a measurable amount of "active ingredient". This information can be verified online.

In the middle of the night, wakened with painful leg cramps, a swig of this in water eliminated the cramps in less than 5 minutes.

Cinchona bark contains quinine, which is a medicine used to treat malaria. My father got malaria while serving in the Army Aircorp on the island of Guam during WWII.Quinine in very low concentrations is the taste you detect in Tonic water. There ARE serious side effects associated with consuming too much quinine so you should consult your doctor or research the many warnings on the internet about quinine before using it. Since I have high blood pressure, I am not a candidate for using this extract.Persons who are at risk of contracting malaria can use this to avoid complications.

I have tried over 20 products for my leg cramps. Recently, I went to a vascular surgeon who told me my vascular system was great and that I probably had a neuro problem. His recommendation was for me to take a product with quinine until I could be properly diagnosed. I have been taking this for almost 2 weeks and I am finally getting some relief and much needed sleep.