quinine

Any cocktail containing tonic glowed due to the quinine.) * Comparing the stories of Alistair Reynolds and Lawrence Watt-Evans.

To be fair, tonic water (with some gin in it) tastes a lot better than quinine pills!

It's like telling someone to skip their quinine pills and chug a bunch of tonic water instead!

I make quinine from ground up Cinchona bark and make a tea since my doctor won't prescribe quinine to me because he thinks the quinine side effects are too severe.

Per FDA ruling, tonic water can contain only 83 milligrams of quinine per liter.

Now that the white wormwood based treatment is known worldwide, there are questions about whether it should be kept in reserve like quinine.

I thought it tasted like quinine/tonic water or maybe grapefruit rind (the ingredient in the Beverly soda from Italy).

If I stop taking quinine, my brain fog returns, I lose sleep, and my hands start to shake like crazy.

Where do you find tonic water that doesn't have quinine in it?

On the north shore of the Mediterranean sea Italy got malaria free by removing many swamps and flooded lowlands, quinine and eventually by using DDT.

I misread something at some point in the article, and thought it was all quinine-derived.

I used to carry a UV diode into malls to test if tonics contained quinine.

Recall that the "scramble for Africa" happened after the discovery of Quinine and the invention of the Maxim gun.

You are saying "it is essential to get quinine to malaria victims", and they are saying "there are a lot of disease vectors here, how can we stop them?".

Quinine was used to combat malaria for two centuries, and it's still pretty effective.

Quinine is another fluorescent substance - it glows blue in UV light.

Quinine was one of the last ingredients needed to conquer Africa.